Update: Fibroscan score down big time!

[nash1996]

Hi all,

Diagnosed with NASH with F2 fibrosis 6 months ago (fibroscan and biopsy, fibroscan showed 12kpa which is stage 3 but biopsy lowered that to stage 2).

I met with my hepatologist today. My bloods (taken 2 days ago) are better, with my ALT going from between 350 and 400 over the last year, now down to 140, obviously still high but much better, all other liver markers OK. My cholesterol and triglycerides are also down. In that 5-6 month period I've lost 9kg.

But best of all, I had another fibroscan during my appointment today, and it is down to 7.7kpa from 12kpa! So from a stage 3 to almost a stage 1.

I'm so motivated to keep going now.

[nash2 Partner]

That is great, thanks for reporting. Everyone needs to know that progress is possible.

[kensimmons]

Congratulations and keep it up!

[Truex]

Fantastic news!

[fattyliver2022]

I have recently been diagnosed with a fatty liver. Fibroscan soon to come. I definitely needed to see your post. Thank you for sharing this hopeful and great news!

[SolMate]

Congratulations! It’s great to see the eating plan work so well. I’ve had similar results & I celebrate your commitment.

[nash1996 in reply to SolMate]

Thanks! What have your results been?

[Justice1872]

Way to go....

[ThyroidDeb]

That is such great news, congratulations! It makes your step a little lighter doesn't it. ..wonderful news for you and hope for everyone else.

[fattyliver2022]

Thank you for sharing this. I really needed to hear this. ❤️

[Scared2022A]

Congrats and keep it up! I’m in the early stages of learning as still no staging but you give me hope!

[waterstop]

Good for you.Keep going

[Coco305]

I just read your post! I am so glad for you !

[qa3181]

thank you for sharing. I’m so happy for you plus it gives me hope. I’ve been very concerned since my fibroscan result of F3 last month. I have completely quit drinking although my fatty liver is not from alcohol im sure alcohol is not helping. Im vegetarian and finding it difficult to avoid processed foods.