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I am having severe RUQ (right upper quadrant pain) pain . Does anyone else with NASH experience the same thing?

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I use to have that a lot, especially if I ate wrong, like red meat. I still have very strong stabbing pains once in a while, but since I've lost 50 pounds I don't have it near as much. Watch what you eat and get lots of rest. It's easier for the liver to digest things in a quiet state rather than an on the go stressful state is what I have found. Learn to listen to your body. If it's tired or in pain, rest.. Don't overdue. I've had this for 20 years and have learned to listen. Otherwise I would not be here.

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Amon46 in reply toAlterity

Thank you . Is there a specific diet you followed? Fasting? Etc ? Trying to figure out the best way to lose weight and reduce inflammation .

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nash2Partner in reply toAmon46

Hi Amon

Here is a link to our recommendations

fattyliverfoundation.org/li...

Wayne

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Thank you

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Alterity in reply toAmon46

They have recommendations on this site, but I have been on the Optavia program. I'm now coaching with this program and my Dr. is thinking of me starting a group for NASH out of OSU. So many people just don't know what to do when they are diagnosed. Stay away from Red Meat. I love Salmon and chicken and they are my go too. I have learned to cook with fresh veggies. With Optavia, I eat 6 times a day.

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Thank you again

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