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Hello. I’m new here. I had a fibrosure test done a year ago with a FM score of .29. F1. CM score of .02 and IM score of .23 = activity score of A0-A1. I took the Fib4 and NAFLD test and both said probably no fibrosis. My questions is how accurate are these tests?

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They are fairly good for confirming little or no disease. Not diagnostic so have to be viewed as part of your entire history

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ChileDog in reply tonash2

My doctors don’t seem to be very worried. One said my liver is ok but advised against drinking more than one beer a day. Of course I don’t know of any doctor that say it’s ok to drink. No advice about specific diets except to lose weight. Should I be worried?

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Well, you might be smartest to assume that you have early stage disease which is unlikely to kill you soon is you take reasonable care of yourself. Your doctor wouldn't have given you that test if he didn't think you were on the risk profile so take it seriously and there is little reason to think you will end up with cirrhosis like so many others here. Alcohol isn't going to part of staying well long term.

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ChileDog in reply tonash2

Thanks Nash2! Thanks for taking the time to respond!

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