I'm a bit concerned after getting my ultrasound results which showed I have an enlarged spleen of 14.1 cm and a grade two fatty liver. For the past few days, I've also been experiencing fever and chills. Can you help me understand what might be causing my spleen to enlarge? Could this be related to my fatty liver condition?

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I've been having a lot of gas trouble along with stomach pain and a headache, and it's not getting better. Could this be something serious? Do I need surgery or any specific treatment?

It could be gastritis or IBS; not likely surgical‚Äîdiet changes and medication can offer relief.

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I'm really concerned about some symptoms I've been experiencing lately. I've been feeling really fatigued, super sleepy, and I've had a few fevers now and then. I've also noticed some weight loss and hair loss, and I've been getting headaches. My ultrasound report says there's decreased echotexture of my liver, which they mentioned could be hepatitis. Could these symptoms all be related, and should I be worried about the possibility of hepatitis? What steps should I take next?

Based on your symptoms of fatigue, sleepiness, occasional fever, weight loss, hair loss, and headache, along with the ultrasound report showing decreased echotexture of the liver suggestive of hepatitis, this points to possible liver inflammation. I recommend further blood tests and a detailed evaluation to confirm the cause and guide treatment effectively.

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I'm struggling with constant headaches and feel bloated all the time, plus there's this persistent gas issue. I'm not eating excessively, but I'm still dealing with this ongoing headache. My stomach feels out of sorts too. It's been like this for about two weeks now. Could you help me figure out what's going on?

It sounds like your symptoms could be linked to digestive issues or even stress. You might want to consider checking for food intolerances, and managing stress, and possibly reviewing any medications you're taking. If it persists, its a good idea to consult a doctor to rule out underlying conditions like gastritis or migraines.

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