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Possible Hemochromatosis?
Been under investigation but Hepatologist due to constant high GGT and ferritin.. but they can't find anything wrong apart from mild siderosis and
fatty
liver
disease from a liver biopsy in 2019. Should I ask them if they would do a full iron panel?
Been under investigation but Hepatologist due to constant high GGT and ferritin.. but they can't find anything wrong apart from mild siderosis and
fatty
liver
disease from a liver biopsy in 2019. Should I ask them if they would do a full iron panel?
ktan49
in
Haemochromatosis Society UK
2 years ago
Ongoing tummy problems
Saw
liver
consultant and he said I had some
fatty
liver
also. I am to start blood letting later this month though I got the impression the consultant was not certain my symptoms were even caused by haemocromatosis. But all my tummy problems remain and the symptoms above are constant.
Saw
liver
consultant and he said I had some
fatty
liver
also. I am to start blood letting later this month though I got the impression the consultant was not certain my symptoms were even caused by haemocromatosis. But all my tummy problems remain and the symptoms above are constant.
AineAnne
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
F4: cirrhosis
I was recently diagnosed with F4 Cirrhosis and I'm terrified. I found out by reading my medical record. I was first told that I had Autoimmune Hepatitis after my Fibro scan results and that I needed to start treatment with Imuran and prednisone. GI dr said that if treatment didn't work I would be put
I was recently diagnosed with F4 Cirrhosis and I'm terrified. I found out by reading my medical record. I was first told that I had Autoimmune Hepatitis after my Fibro scan results and that I needed to start treatment with Imuran and prednisone. GI dr said that if treatment didn't work I would be put
TrixieMami
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
1 year ago
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Why is
fatty
liver
not considered serious to health? I went to a specialist and they did an Ultra Sound and said I had
fatty
liver
with little damage, so told me to lose weight and sent me off. I am also being treated for RA with prednisone and Hydroxychloroquine. Both hard on the liver.
Why is
fatty
liver
not considered serious to health? I went to a specialist and they did an Ultra Sound and said I had
fatty
liver
with little damage, so told me to lose weight and sent me off. I am also being treated for RA with prednisone and Hydroxychloroquine. Both hard on the liver.
sbrown2449
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
2 years ago
I asked Chat GPT what the best supplements to take for PD
Artificial Intelligence?? Pretty pedestrian intelligence if you ask me. "As an AI language model, I cannot provide medical advice or recommendations. However, I can provide some general information about supplements that have been studied in relation to Parkinson's disease. It is important to note
Artificial Intelligence?? Pretty pedestrian intelligence if you ask me. "As an AI language model, I cannot provide medical advice or recommendations. However, I can provide some general information about supplements that have been studied in relation to Parkinson's disease. It is important to note
MBAnderson
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
feeling overwhelmed with information.
good morning As you know I have recently upped my supplements to include vitamin d, b complex, k2, magnesium and selenium. I already take cod liver oil on top of my prescribed fluoxetine, Levo, cerazette (birth control) and loratadine(antihistamine). Can I take everything bar the Levo at the same time
good morning As you know I have recently upped my supplements to include vitamin d, b complex, k2, magnesium and selenium. I already take cod liver oil on top of my prescribed fluoxetine, Levo, cerazette (birth control) and loratadine(antihistamine). Can I take everything bar the Levo at the same time
Underactiveclare
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
wondering if I may have pancreatitis
so I have been plagued with abdominal pain for a while and have been told that it’s due to an enlarged /
fatty
liver
. I worked on it for years , lowering my weight and adjusting my diet . I’m a new person entirely and have recently been told by a Hepatologist that my liver is doing well.
so I have been plagued with abdominal pain for a while and have been told that it’s due to an enlarged /
fatty
liver
. I worked on it for years , lowering my weight and adjusting my diet . I’m a new person entirely and have recently been told by a Hepatologist that my liver is doing well.
99problem
in
Chronic Pancreatitis Support
2 years ago
Is it common to get chronic nose bleeds with aps?
Just wondering as my father has been getting nose bleeds constantly lately. They've tried to cauterize (no joy) they've put a camera up the nose to try and see where it's coming from can't see anything with camera. Last year his artery's were blocked so he needed stents as it caused a heart attack. I'm
Just wondering as my father has been getting nose bleeds constantly lately. They've tried to cauterize (no joy) they've put a camera up the nose to try and see where it's coming from can't see anything with camera. Last year his artery's were blocked so he needed stents as it caused a heart attack. I'm
Charts
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
I did it. 40 days
yay. I’m not alcohol dependent. I won’t know until Thursday if there’s any weight loss. I suspect not, as I love sweets. But after next weekend and my daughters 40th little do, I’m going to try another challenge of ‘no sweets’. Oh dear that will be hard. But I thought the alcohol was impossible and
yay. I’m not alcohol dependent. I won’t know until Thursday if there’s any weight loss. I suspect not, as I love sweets. But after next weekend and my daughters 40th little do, I’m going to try another challenge of ‘no sweets’. Oh dear that will be hard. But I thought the alcohol was impossible and
Cockneyblue
Restart March 2023
in
Weight Loss Support
1 year ago
Consultant Appointment
Hi my husband was diagnosed with decompensated cirrhosis at the end of 2021. His last consultant appointment was the beginning of 2022. He finally has a consultant appointment this week. I'm compiling a list of questions to ask at his appointment as I feel as though we are in the dark with regards
Hi my husband was diagnosed with decompensated cirrhosis at the end of 2021. His last consultant appointment was the beginning of 2022. He finally has a consultant appointment this week. I'm compiling a list of questions to ask at his appointment as I feel as though we are in the dark with regards
Jo1305
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
I think this important but am blocked from the Pancreatitis community I had pancreatitis in 2018, brought up bits of my pancreas for a week!
deposits near my
liver
" I have a high sugar level 88, another reason for exploration?
deposits near my
liver
" I have a high sugar level 88, another reason for exploration?
Adlon57
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Is it getting better?
9months ago I had Alt 90, normal ast, high bilirubin, low albumin and low protein, I stopped drinking immediately, worked on my diet to the best of my ability, drink coffee everyday and I exercise every morning.... The doctor never did further tests but since then I’ve been using milk thistle, dandelion
9months ago I had Alt 90, normal ast, high bilirubin, low albumin and low protein, I stopped drinking immediately, worked on my diet to the best of my ability, drink coffee everyday and I exercise every morning.... The doctor never did further tests but since then I’ve been using milk thistle, dandelion
Zeus12
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
weight loss and PCOS
does anyone have any good ideas of how to lose weight with this condition, I’m taking the supplements. Inositol, chronium, omega 3, ACV, I’m going to the gym 3 days a week and then calorie counting but I’m still not loosing weight and I’m losing my mind
does anyone have any good ideas of how to lose weight with this condition, I’m taking the supplements. Inositol, chronium, omega 3, ACV, I’m going to the gym 3 days a week and then calorie counting but I’m still not loosing weight and I’m losing my mind
Pingu1991
in
PCOS UK (Verity)
1 year ago
Doc says: "Cirrhosis? Yes. Food restrictions? No." So confused. Advice?
I have cirrhosis. Surgeon saw it in CT scan & really saw it during hernia surgery so no doubt about it. But Liver function normal at this point say tests. I want to find out the underlying cause so it can be addressed. I do not want to inadvertently cause any more damage to my liver with inattentive
I have cirrhosis. Surgeon saw it in CT scan & really saw it during hernia surgery so no doubt about it. But Liver function normal at this point say tests. I want to find out the underlying cause so it can be addressed. I do not want to inadvertently cause any more damage to my liver with inattentive
CuriousFish
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Child-Pugh Score for Cirrhosis Mortality
Under the scoring rate for ascites..Absent Slight Moderate Basically I was extremely bad when diagnosed but now absent but only via sodium and fluid restrictions and diuretics. Which would you count as your score?
Under the scoring rate for ascites..Absent Slight Moderate Basically I was extremely bad when diagnosed but now absent but only via sodium and fluid restrictions and diuretics. Which would you count as your score?
Male47
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Sulphoraphane in canola / rapeseed oil?
Now when I see the beautiful yellow rapeseed fields, I wonder if this cruciferous plant, like broccoli, kale and Brussels sprouts, also contains as much sulphoraphane, especially in the concentrated form when cold pressed (bio) oil is made from it. Canola / rapeseed oil would have the lowest percentage
Now when I see the beautiful yellow rapeseed fields, I wonder if this cruciferous plant, like broccoli, kale and Brussels sprouts, also contains as much sulphoraphane, especially in the concentrated form when cold pressed (bio) oil is made from it. Canola / rapeseed oil would have the lowest percentage
Esperanto
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Hello 👋 CT scans
My
liver
is enlarged. 23cm. Has diffuse
fatty
infiltration. All labs are normal. No yellowing 🟡🟡 of my eyes. Or skin. I have had 2 CT scans of my abdomen both with contrast. I see it can show cirrhosis on a CT scan. But I ALS found that Google shows that a lot of people say that it cannot.
My
liver
is enlarged. 23cm. Has diffuse
fatty
infiltration. All labs are normal. No yellowing 🟡🟡 of my eyes. Or skin. I have had 2 CT scans of my abdomen both with contrast. I see it can show cirrhosis on a CT scan. But I ALS found that Google shows that a lot of people say that it cannot.
Hihihihihi72
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
F3 liver fibrosis newly diagnosed
hi, I was just diagnosed with F3 liver fibrosis severe scarring and and concerned. kPa is 9.7 and CAP is 303
fatty
liver
steatosis / steato hep and elevated LFTs. Doc said I won’t die from it and is reversible but Google has me concerned.
hi, I was just diagnosed with F3 liver fibrosis severe scarring and and concerned. kPa is 9.7 and CAP is 303
fatty
liver
steatosis / steato hep and elevated LFTs. Doc said I won’t die from it and is reversible but Google has me concerned.
qa3181
in
Liver4Life
2 years ago
How to recover from a failed flare taper
PMR diagnosed: June 2021 Intial prednisone taper 30 to 8 mg/dy by Aug 2022—then flare 14 months: Successful flare recovery to 7.5 mg/dy by end of 2022-then flare 3 months: Inadequate flare recovery to about11 mg/dy through this March. I did not get above the pain threshold and was tolerating more
PMR diagnosed: June 2021 Intial prednisone taper 30 to 8 mg/dy by Aug 2022—then flare 14 months: Successful flare recovery to 7.5 mg/dy by end of 2022-then flare 3 months: Inadequate flare recovery to about11 mg/dy through this March. I did not get above the pain threshold and was tolerating more
JASpmr
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Monitoring Hepatic Steatosis
I’ve recently had an MRI scan of the small bowel and an MRI scan of the pancreas, liver and gallbladder as part of ongoing investigations into gut problems. One of the observations was that I have hepatic steatosis and a fatty pancreas with a possibility of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI) -
I’ve recently had an MRI scan of the small bowel and an MRI scan of the pancreas, liver and gallbladder as part of ongoing investigations into gut problems. One of the observations was that I have hepatic steatosis and a fatty pancreas with a possibility of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI) -
mickeymouse42
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
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