A while ago I was referred to a specialist as liver blood test wasn't right ?
No idea really why there not right doctor never said?
So eventually I've had a call couple of weeks ago from specialist and I have to go for a fibroscan if this doesn't come back ok it will also be a liver biopsy
How painful is a liver biopsy?
The other thing that's worrying me
A while ago I had a bad back so I had phone consultation with the doctor
He gave me some painkillers diazepam and co codamol and referred me for physio
But then said if I have any bowel problems or bleeding from the bowel to go straight to A & E ?
Is this just general precautions? Or because of my enlarged spleen or/and possible liver problems?
I will say they don't know i have a enlarged spleen for definite yet ? As they say my abdominal organs may just be larger due to my height and size ?
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We would suggest to get much more information from your doctors, they are best placed to explain their clinical plan of care to you, only they can explain what they mean and provide a rationale.
A fibroscan will give more information and estimate any stiffness or scarring in the liver.
We do appreciate how difficult it is to try to speak with your own doctors at the moment. However, if they are sending you for further tests they do have a duty of care to explain why.
Have a look at our publication 'The patient Charter' It details the care you should expect to receive if you are diagnosed with a liver condition in the UK
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