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Can fibroscan underreport stiffness?

I was a bit chubby when the exam was made (170cm 75 kg, bmi around 26).

I got s3 f0, but i am afraid the f0 can be underreported. How likely is that?

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At low levels FO-F1-F2 Fibroscan can have a fairly wide range both high and low. The important point is to deal with the fat and if you succeed at that the scarring should not be a problem unless some other factor is causing the damage.

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lecc in reply tonash2

Thanks Wayne.

Do you mind telling us what was the fat content of your liver before and after your life style changes?

I m asking because i want to see how much fat reduction is possible...

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nash2Partner in reply tolecc

My CAP score at diagnosis was 310 today it is 156

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lecc in reply tonash2

Jesus, that is incredibly encouraging!

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lecc in reply tonash2

Wayne,

I was reading about the diet suggestion from the fat liver foundation and it does mention a lot of healthy fats, e.g. olive oil and oily fish such as salmon.

I know these things will help raise my hdl, but if i do a high fat diet wont my ldl raise as well? Even olive oil has a tiny bit of saturated fats...

Also, what you think about nuts? Should i go for them? I m asking because they also have a little bit of saturated fat (and i m talking about plain nuts, not the salty preprocessed ones).

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nash2Partner in reply tolecc

You actually need to have a mix of oils as the body makes different things out of them. Omega 6 and 3 both make different prostaglandins for example so the goal is to shift the balance from mostly saturated and seed oils to mostly unsaturated and omega 3 but a healthy diet is a broadly mixed. Nuts are excellent and a good source of fiber. As you noted, watching the salt is a key.

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lecc in reply tonash2

Thanks for the info! And I am assuming that a bit of fruit is ok as long as the glycemic index is ok, right? Same for whole grain pasta?

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nash2Partner in reply tolecc

Yes, it is a matter of keeping your body in balance and asking your liver to process as little as possible. Part of that is managing your diabetes as well.

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Holleymh

This test said I had cirrhosis.....I called BS..... did liver biopsy.....NOTHINGWRONG!

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Amy190 in reply toHolleymh

Hi Holleymh, what was your KPA if you don’t mind me asking ?

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Kdrc36 in reply toHolleymh

Me too! It said I had cirrhosis and follow up MRE showed no scarring and definitely no cirrhosis.

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