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what is the cure for Mild Hepatomegaly with Grade II Fatty Infiltration

PAST HISTORY : I have had no serious illness or disease in the past several years

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Hi,

As such as you saw in your attached document that it can have multiple reasons and what you can do to control hepatomegaly or reverse the fatty changes is to adopt a healthier lifestyle.
1)get lipid levels in your blood and if they are raised we can start the medicines for them
2)else have plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet
3)reduce the amount of fat in your diet,specially fried food,food rich in saturated fats or any fast food
4)avoid food which are dense and rich in carbohydrate
5)have high fiber diet
6)get your liver enzymes,if they will be raised we can go into further details or tests.
7)if your are on drugs like steroids,then hepatoprotective drugs can be added to you.(what are the drugs you are consuming )
8)do regular excercise, at least half an hour 5 times a day
Is it causing you any symptoms ?

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