Dear Sir, I have hepatomegaly with fatty infiltration and no focal lesion. My liver function tests are normal.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Having hepatomegaly with fatty infiltration means your liver is slightly enlarged and has fat buildup commonly seen in people with poor diet, sedentary lifestyle, or alcohol use. The good news is that your liver function tests are normal, which suggests theres no current liver damage. To reverse this condition, focus on eating light, exercising regularly, avoiding alcohol, and managing sugar/cholesterol levels. Its important to repeat liver ultrasound and blood tests once every year.

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