Hi, I’ve been told through abdominal scan and bloods ,I have fatty liver. Since I found out 3 weeks ago, I’ve completely changed my diet and exercise daily.
A repeated blood test showed alt levels have risen in the past week by 30.
Should I be panicking 😓
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I’m only drinking expresso because Dr google said it helped.Yep I’m on the green mantra tea only boxed one though from Waitrose . I’m trying everything 🤣
I believe that starting a new diet and exercise regime can cause a sudden but short lived increase in liver results as the body adjusts to the new lifestyle. Doctor needs to monitor it to make sure it is this sort of blip and not some sort of pattern. It's certainly come up on here before that people starting a new regime after fatty liver diagnosis have seen this rise in liver bloods which do eventually settle. Something to keep an eye on but not necessarily to panic about.
Hi Tippybailey, you have received some really useful advice here - It's very difficult to make a diagnosis on one elevated blood test so I would suggest having it repeated after a period of time to further assess this. Your ALT can rise for many reasons, as others have mentioned. Well done on the lifestyle changes, it's not easy!Trust10
Yes last year I had cancer and had a total hysterectomy. No further treatment was needed . Thank god !! So I’m not on any medication for cancer. I’ve changed diet 100% and vigorously exercising . I don’t want to get another big illness
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