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Hya. At the moment my liver is stable. I was diagnosed 2024 with cirrhosis.

put on Carvedilol for oesophageal varices. Since May of last year. I have put on over a stone in weight. My diet is very healthy and I’m active every day. Dog walking my very huge giant breed dog. I can walk 7000 steps plus more. Also I have 2 large allotment plots where we grow fruit and vegetables.

Does anyone else have a weight problem if on these tablets?

many thanks

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Dear Allotmentlotty,

If you are in the UK and would find it useful to talk things over, our nurse-led helpline is open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm on 0800 652 7330 excluding bank holidays.

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