fatty liver,gallblader stone
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abdullah al mamun
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I have been suffering Hepatitis B last ten years. I take Tab. infovir daily ones at night. I continued this medicine last six year. Last month I go to my Doctor checkup,Doctor told me the problem 1.Hepatogegaly with Fatty change in liver.2.cholelithiasis(multiple) Doctor changes my medicine such as TAB Ursocol 300 (1+0+1) after meal. TAB. Teviral 0.5(Entecavir INN0.5mg)(1+0+0)before meal. TAB. Amlovas VS 5/160(Amlodipine 5 mg& valsartan 160 mg)(0+0+1). My recent problem is Lower Torso Discomfort, weakness, tiredness, confusion, back pains, Hypertension. But no diabetes no heart problem, no kidney problem. |
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re: fatty liver,gallblader stone
by Dr M. K. Gupta -
Apr 3rd, 2012
12:36 am
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Dear Mr Mamun In our opinion your symptoms are due to treatment of hepatitis rather than cholelithisis. However, you should get your gallbladder removed by laparoscopic surgery. Gallstones are twice as common in hepatitis patients as in the general population. Although laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) has become the gold standard for symptomatic gallstones, cirrhosis has been considered an absolute or relative contraindication. Many authors have reported on the safety of LC in cirrhotic patients. We reviewed our patients retrospectively and assessed the safety of LC in cirrhotic patients at World Laparoscopy Hospital in India. With regards Sadhana |
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re: fatty liver,gallblader stone
by Abdullah al mamun -
Jul 26th, 2016
8:06 pm
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hepatitis b positive HBsAg(ELISA) Cut of value :0.128 sample od :2.18 opinion :positive Dear Abdullah Your report says that you are infected with hepatitis b. So you need to start your medicine right away for better recovery. You should contact your near by physician for this. |