Early Warning Signs of Fatty Liver Disease (You Might Be Ignoring) 🚩

[@doctorkhalid]

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[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

You made me realize I need a new Dr, for sure... She said I have fatty liver and it's nothing to worry about and that a lot of people have it... I mentioned the itchy skin below my rib cage and she had no clue what I was talking about and looked for a rash!! I'm like ma'am, it's deeper than that, it's not a rash... Smh

[@ibuprofenPill]

One of my liver enzymes was elevated, but not off the chart. I had an abdomen ultrasound and everything was fine. But, I completely quit alcohol and switched to a whole food diet, which enables me to avoid all the bad stuff. No highly glycemic and/or processed food, sugar or seed oils. Also, I get to avoid almost all preservatives. My blood work has been stellar for three years.

[@irwin641]

Did you do the red meat and butter in your diet

[@paschainjesus]

Seed oil is not good...?

[@MaekarManastorm]

Cool fabrication of the facts bro

[@ibuprofenPill]

@ GFY, it’s 100% true and I’m still going.

[@ibuprofenPill]

@@irwin641 only quality red meat and real butter.

[@angelsiren319]

I'm so very thankful to have come across this video and your channel. I live in the US, and I use my doctors' / hospital patient portal to access all my test results including my CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis. Those scans kept showing something was going on with my liver. Additionally, my blood tests where my liver function test was done, my numbers came back wonky. Any and all attempts to address this concern with my PCP was met with, "Oh, that just means you have fatty liver. It's not a big deal." My blood pressure was elevated, and while I wasn't trying to forego blood pressure meds, I felt as though they were being thrown at me increasingly to reduce the swelling, despite the fact that one leg was significantly more swollen than the other. When I voiced that concern, she said well both your feet are swollen, it doesn't matter the difference between both legs, so I'm going to continue using the blood pressure to treat. Incidentally, my latest CT scan shows I have scarring now on my liver. I'm truly scared after watching your video and wished I'd switched my PCP sooner. I so appreciate the work you're doing here. It's so very necessary. So many times, I've found that doctors who actively listen to their patients and take seriously their concerns are fast becoming a rarity. I'm happy to subscribe to your channel, because I discern you are one of the good ones.

[@annemcleod4216]

The way you delivered this is very good. Your voice is very soothing, but still you are getting the info across...well done x

[@SquireWilson17]

I had my gall bladder removed in 2023. I just had an ultrasound on my liver today. I’m praying it isn’t severe. I’ve been to more than 6 doctors through the last 5 years trying to figure out why I have these symptoms, but they always wanted to slap a bandaid on instead of finding the root cause. The itchy skin and all of the other things at first I thought were random are not random. If your doctor isn’t listening or are trying to dismiss you, don’t give up! Finally I found a doctor that knows what he’s doing. Finding the right doctor, for me, was much like dating. Aka hell.

[@peretzleah]

Had mine removed as well a few years ago. There are other symptoms that good be a sign of a fatty liver. I find Dr. Eric Berg a good source for information. Ryan Taylor (natural remedies) gives a lot of information on how to treat. Check them out.

[@wwtdisenos]

@@SquireWilson17 Changing a doctor was a good idea.I changed my gastroenterologist after 20 years,he couldn't diagnose my EPI (Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency) and also let my fatty liver disease run close to cirrosis.You know there are good and bad mechanics.

[@2008koss]

This was an excellent post, I'll watch it again a couple of times, lots of information in it !! Thank you for taking the time to make this video - subscribed !

[@wwtdisenos]

20 years ago I was diagnosed with mild fatty disease NAFLD.I was not adviced of the seriousness of this condition that could end up in cirrhosis and death.Periodically over the years had the same blood test with same results,still not advised of its seriousness.I'm 73 years old and did not had a blood test for about few years due to Covid.On april 2024 I had a bothersome right side toraxic pain that reflected to my shouder.Blood test came out with NASH3, a stage next to cirrhosis.As you could imagine I'm not to happy .I hope is not too late,I started a crash diet and a change of life style reflecting about the past and the choices I could had made.

[@matjusz8985]

How you doing now?

[@wwtdisenos]

@@matjusz8985 I feel well in general terms, I will continue the diet with phisical exercises and then do some blood test and sonogram to see if liver got better.

[@matjusz8985]

@@wwtdisenos my family member had cirrhosis at 70year old. He beat it with diet and exercise. You can do it too just stick with it. Good luck.

[@MegaShowtime2012]

Definitely need to fast and reset your system.. Good luck

[@benhurj]

How are you doing

[@serpent645]

Shukran ya Tabib Khalid. Good information.

[@AudioTruyenLangQue]

Thank you so much for your help and advice, I really appreciate your job. I wish you happiness and peace under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time

[@Partiallyfree]

Thank you Doctor. This video was extremely helpful and provided me with the knowledge to express my symptoms to my doctors🙏🏾

[@antoniadagostaro9373]

I really enjoy your sense of humor in such a deep subject. You have a relatable , informative delivery. Thank you very much .I will be watching regularly. Antonia

[@mariakhan9611]

Thank you for such detailed video! Feeling a lot of similar symptoms but unfortunately if you’re a Canadian you think more than twice cuz of the horrid wait hours in ER 😢

[@Justmil69]

And the doctors in Canada don’t do anything

[@psychiccrocodile3679]

It’s not any different in America.

[@questions_answered]

Instead it's better go to other countries like China,India,Thailand etc. India is good option for for medical tourism

[@moirai1964]

I have Vasculitus, systemic inflammation effects all sizes of blood vessels. Years of this has caused organ damage. My liver is nearing the stage 4 I think. Everything is effected, Chronic pain, mobility issues, digestion issues absolutely everything doesn't work. Eating right, diets, medication, supplements and natural remedies do.not.work. it's been progressive. This last year I've developed diabetes 2 with insulin resistance. Sometimes you get sick and it eventually does you in. It's life long managed care. I was going to try infusion treatment but after trying get help with cost medication, I couldn't get the manufacturer discount of the 1200.00 a single shot every 6 weeks to a 5.00 copay, because I had a Medicare Advantage plan not a corporate insurance plan. So my body fails no matter what I have tried. So take it seriously and get treatment early. Try to stop the damage or at least slow it down.

[@ajayfacts81]

Take Liv52. It's ayurvedic medicine in India. It works

[@antonlerm918]

Dr this is the best video This is the only video that divide all the different stages So more clarity Thanks

[@doctorkhalid]

Glad that was useful!

[@personalviewer1]

I have NAFLD but I don't know what stage I am in. I lost almost 80 pounds over 2 years and my Dr. said that is probably why I now have NAFLD. My scalp has been extremely itchy for at least 2 years now, I've tried so many different shampoos and topical lotions to no avail. I bruise easily, even on my fingers when carrying bags of groceries, and I am tired most days. Sometimes I have pale stools and dark urine, I've increased my water consumption. My Dr. told me to stop taking my cholesterol meds for 4 weeks to see if my high liver enzymes reduce, will have to wait and see. Meanwhile I go for more bloodwork and an ultrasound to see about the fat around my liver, maybe I have scarring, don't know yet. She also told me to stop eating all processed foods, have only 1 cup black coffee daily, and eat more fruits/veggies.

[@bearsmom9415]

I was diagnosed with the early stages of fatty liver. It was discovered through an ultrasound and the removal of my gall bladder. I was told that it's "normal" at my age of 61, but I am not satisfied with that response. Alcohol is not a factor. I am very frustrated with this and am looking for ways to reverse this.

[@HealthCare-EN]

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[@niecyjay2016]

Thank you🙏🏽❤

[@seagreentangerine2065]

May I add, the pain can also feel like terrible period pain in women. The itching happened down my spine and across my shoulders too.

[@SandraBrasil]

U being a UK GP should know they dont take any of the symptoms seriously to the point the patient has to beg for help as the whatever condition starts to progressively getting worse .I'm suffering for 3 years with symptoms that now are getting way more painful and areas of my body being affected .( long story) to be dismissed as is in our head or saying its nothing to worry and yet when i see GPs on videos telling people to contact the GP just pisses me off. To get an appointment is even worse, everyone is on the phone 1 minute before the clock strikes 8 am.

[@anina.toskani8636]

I love your clear way to explain things. It is very helpful to observe signs of the body.

[@landilandlandiland4357]

Excellent video. Hit everything, great refresher for the stuff learned in med school, and informative for the general public.

[@gravedigr12]

I found a good friend of mine dead and for awhile i was trying to drink myself to death i didnt want to live anymore when my dad was diagnosed with chirrosis i decided my purpose in life was to stop drinking and try and spend as much time with him as i could when i had to go in for a swollen liver and pancreaus and they found fatty liver. dad passed away after a long battle with chirrosis and i miss him like hell everyday i fight with that urge to drink myself to death but ive seen where it goes and how horrible it is to die that way he was only 58 years old.

[@gigi9301]

My deepest condolences to you for the loss of your friend and your own dad. How are you holding up? I'm taking a break from drinking because I just know that one or two is never enough for me. It turns into five, six, then I can't (don't want to) remember. Also the regret over my behavior; I'm normally a polite/happy, cordial person but get a few drinks in me and Watch Out!! I have used alcohol as an excuse to dodge obligations and procrastinate Well, again I wish you the best going forward

[@LyndaLand]

I had to take a break from drinking for the same reason. Took a few times trying and failing before I got the hang of it. Had a fatty liver by then but have managed to get thirty-eight years somehow...one day at a time as they say. It does get easier. Good luck to you both!

[@douggodsoe]

But isn’t he talking about non-alcoholic fatty liver disease? People who have liver damage from sources other than obvious abuse? Props and sympathy. Respect.

[@CriminalOne]

Do you think a statin can cause a sudden uptick in AST/ALT? Never had any issues before, years of consistent blood tests, usually on somewhat higher end of normal, then this "routine" test showed both abnormal by 15 pts? No real signs or sxs as you suggest, no pain on side, no nausea, etc. etc. just sort of odd. Starting Rosuvastatin a year ago (right after last blood test). What would you recommend as immediate follow up?

[@Blacksheep142]

I would stop statin and ask for Zetia.

[@belwynne1386]

It did for me. I stopped statins and started Zetia and a PCSK9 inhibitor. No longer pre-diabetic either!

[@MarisaPaola-um5yb]

my darling mum passed from NAFL in 2018, her sister two years ago, and her little brother is end stage.We have autoimmune disease in my family..My mother had asthma, her siblings had low grade psoriasis..i feel there is a connection. I have lifelong sev RA and diagnosed with "significant" fatty liver. Liver failure is a horrible, painful, cruel way to go.

[@blueberryhillreadingsupport]

I’ve had blood work that shows High liver enzymes in October. The doctor wanted me to redo my lab work so I did a three day liver flush, then redid it. It showed it went down a little bit. I also changed up my diet. Cut out all sugars and I am going AIP diet. I have lost 10 pounds and I’m eating more liver and liver healing foods but just yesterday I had the dark brown smelly poo you talked about. In October I had been complaining to the doc about an upper right pain under my rib and thought I had a hernia, but it came back negative. I now know it is part of the non-alcoholic fatty liver disease that I believe I have. So I’m not sure if I should worry about the malasis. my appointment for a specialist is in April. Hopefully, I can make some big changes before I see them. Thanks Dr for your information!

[@Agorhi]

My blood work never showed an issue. NAFLD was found by accident during a scan.

[@toshnosh3812]

Little Fingers have Terrys nail. Hands are also flushed red. Other symptoms as well but nothing serious gonna go doctors tommorow and book an appointment.

[@hni7458]

When I was a child doctors were God's deputy on earth, a man you needed to approach with great caution. Now it's different; last week at the hospital with having my mom operated: "This was great fun!" mom chirped - she at 94 - after meeting all nice ppl. Now this doc in the vid is a great example, like one's best mate. Many thanks!

[@damlasminiatures2526]

I ve been experiencing pain especially after I eat I believe all gallbladder , liver and my lower back hurt a little by my kidneys when I woke up today. My labs show I do have some fatty liver but my doctor doesn't even mention anything about them. Been on methadone 7 Years and levothyroxine 2 years. I just changed my diet like 2 to 3 weeks ago. Barbara oneill says dandelion is great for liver detox and castor oil compress externally great for many things as well. I don't have other symptoms but I m mad at my doctor for leaving it to me to figure out and she s still brushing off like it's nothing. Our health care system is so corrupt. No sex drive either

[@mokorangi6380]

Unfortunately doctors are only skilled, for so many things. This is something you’ve got to bring back and research about for yourself. I had to do all my own trial and error research which lead me to pushing for an ultrasound because my dr believed nothing was wrong with me and that I had some acid reflux and a pulled rhomboid muscle 🥴 from the back n shoulder pain. After my ultrasound came back that I had a fatty liver, I was so mad with my dr.. they didn’t offer any alternative treatments except for changing my diet, which I have done and I e lost shitlodads of weight but still.. drs don’t listen and it’s a pain in the ass

[@allydozza]

Please are you Okay now?​@@mokorangi6380

[@cliffbonds1472]

Great video man. Currently binging your content and it's all A+

[@doctorkhalid]

I appreciate that!

[@nosajkrad]

God help me🙏

[@ChitoWorld]

My doctors would always tell me my liver is fatty since 2009. N that was it. Wouldn’t tell me it’s bad or anything

[@yvonnetadeo7813]

They’re never straightforward. They forget we don’t know what they know.

[@erityousuf3509]

Same here

[@ivayloivanov3744]

@@yvonnetadeo7813 What do you mean?

[@yvonnetadeo7813]

@@ivayloivanov3744 The medical terms they know as doctors, we don’t understand as patients. “Fatty Liver” for a regular person will just think they have some fat. For a doctor it means Liver Disease, Risk for Liver Cancer, Etc. It’s important to be specific with patients & tell them very important steps to prevent disease, cancer, &/or death.

[@darkydoom]

I sort of just ignore this because it's come up in my blood tests since I was 16yo. I live a healthy lifestyle, I eat well, rarely drink alcohol, workout heaps. I now have a couple of lesions growing but they're benign and GP says we'll just check yearly now. My worst cholesterol results were when I was at my fittest and most active and dieting so.... 👍 and funnily, I had abdominal surgery a couple of years ago and my follow up apt the nurse said to me, "you look so good inside." Now that is the WEIRDEST COMPLIMENT but the best I've ever heard in my entire life. First eye account of my liferal insides is good. Also just genetics. Seems there's something in the family because my brother is having liver issues and they can't find the source.

[@mariamejiacontreras8688]

My mom is in the ICU right now for vomiting and popping blood . Is this the last stage ? What can I do to help . She had her throat bandaged for bleeding but started to bleed again??

[@gigi9301]

I'm so sorry this happened; was she able to pull through?

[@user-xp3zt4pe9d]

I’m sorry your mother is going thru this, how is she doing now? Is she okay?

[@mariamejiacontreras8688]

She wasn’t she passed away

[@5Gburn]

General question: Why do doctors sometimes say all your blood tests are fine when you have a level that's listed as out of range? Or, even more fun, when you have several out of range but he only calls out one of them? As an example, my BUN/creatine ratio is 26. Could you do a video on this (or do you have one up already)?

[@benreeve9130]

I think a lot of docs nowadays are crap I have bloods that are out of range but because I have no disease that could cause it they say it is ok. On my last test the doc said high but expected. I went to see the same doc about my bad back and said just take painkillers, one of the worst things for your liver.

[@5Gburn]

@@benreeve9130 Thing is, I like my doc, he listens and knows his stuff. Of course I'll ask him at my next appointment...but I just wonder generally why doctors don't discuss each out-of-range level. Have you tried a chiropractor? Depending on the issue, of course, they can be a ton of help. Saved my butt from level 8/10 pain. Got it down to almost nothing, like a 1 or 2 on a bad day. Good health to you!

[@FukaiKokoro]

At least in America med schools are now sponsored by big pharma.

[@getmeouttahere3595]

Not just that, but even if you have test within the normal range (but borderline crosssing the low or high levels), they miss it because it isn't flagged. My ferritin levels have been in normal range but has been decreasing significantly, but my doctor missed it because it was still in the "normal" range, but on the lower end. It wasn't until i had to fight to get bloodwork done that it showed my ferritin levels absolutely tanked to 4 (normal is 50-300) did he decide to act. I already raised concerns, but was dismissed because my levels were "normal."

[@marymotherofgod4861]

Ur so right!!! Cuz the doctor wants u to get very ill with liver DIEASE to go back to him to put us on meds that he gets kick backs from take milk thistle on a EMPTY STOMACH STOP EATING CARBS RICE ETC I cured myself ❤🙏

[@thegitgudgrrl]

I do not drink alcohol. I've never been overweight by any measurement, but I used to drink lots and lots of Pepsi and I have a fatty liver. I found out with a CT scan for an unrelated issue.

[@analarisa203]

I'm 35, with BMI26, slightly overweight. My ALT last week came up 63, trigliceride 162, and I have insulin resistance, Homa-IR 4. I start to eat super clean(salad, chicken Brest boiled, all kind of vegetable steamed) from 4-5 days. and today for the first time in my life, I had liver pain. I am so scared...what can it be? in 4 days I have doctor appointment .

[@mattbenson8078]

Were you ok?

[@MirabsDiary]

How are you now?

[@suzee2]

Gallbladder. Not enough fat in your diet. That’s my guess

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

I reversed my fatty liver in 1 year with the ketogenic eating plan. Dr. Eric Berg taught me this via his yt channel. No health care "pro" that I had ever seen told me about this.

[@seagreentangerine2065]

Barry Groves, Gary Taubes, Dr Ken Berry and Dr Fung all helped me too ❤ Thank God we have intelligent Doctors and Consultants, as well as the campaigning Taubes who's research is epic.

[@Vyasrak]

Thank you so much. Very very informative doctor. Very helpful.

[@erityousuf3509]

Hi Khalid, my doctor told me 2009 I have fatty liver but she didn’t offer me any other tests . Now my cholesterol is very high and I don’t want to take medication for that so is it any other way to treat my cholesterol and liver. Thanks

[@mokorangi6380]

Vitamin d3 and K2, Milkthistle and Magnesium glycinate. Eat a whole food diet, throw away all the yuck processed foods and zone in on researching your way back to good health.. or a healthier space.

[@vcbrittney4072]

When fructose is absorbed by the small intestine it goes directly to the liver to be broken down. The enormous amount of high fructose corn syrup that is part the standard American diet is the cause of the explosion of NAFLD. Young kids are now being diagnosed with fatty liver. This is being caused due to the high, continuous consumption of processed foods, junk food, and soda that contains high fructose corn syrup. It’s really not a mystery.

[@JenniferManning-yb2nm]

I just got diagnosed with fibrosis and my liver blood work was all normal. Thanks to a fibroscan I found out. I don’t drink and it was accidentally discovered that I had nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Two years later it’s fibrosis.

[@MirabsDiary]

How are you now?

[@JenniferManning-yb2nm]

@@MirabsDiary i’m doing OK, thanks. The doctor had me meet with a dietitian and they want me to go on the Mediterranean diet to reduce the fat in my liver. Since I’m in the early stages of fibrosis, they said I could pretty much reverse it and the scar tissue. My next fiber scan is in August and hopefully it will be gone. Thank you so much for asking! Do you have fibrosis?

[@MirabsDiary]

@@JenniferManning-yb2nm yes.last month i have done fibroscan, and result is kpa 10.8 That's why i am so much worried. I am only 37, i lost my weight 13kilo and now my weight is 81kilo, height 5.2". I am also under a clinical dietitian, who give me Mediterranean diet.now i visit my liver specialist and dietitian to next week.keep me in your pray. I want to know do you have diabetes? And how is your weight? Your liver specialist whats medicine or vitamin supplements suggested or provide you?

[@kattmarielimpus1859]

hi i was diagnosed in Er on Saturday waiting’s to hear from specialist… are there supplements that can help ? i am fit and not sure how fatty is in my liver but is …would a low carb high protein diet exercise eventually help liver & remove that fatty ? what do you recommend? i’m overwhelmed and need some help with info for what i need to do

[@sandracarroll935]

Yes stay off sugar and carbs. Exercise regularly with clean eating.

[@mokorangi6380]

Hi there. Was diagnosed 4 months ago with a fatty liver. My DR was of little help. So I’ve researched alternatives that could help me. Supplements I’m currently taking are Milkthistle and tumeric, one each pill in the morning. Stopped all sugars, refined carbs, no rice, bread, processed packaged foods, takeouts.. I’ve lost about 23kgs but I still know I have a fair way to go yet. I know it’s not going to be over night because getting to a fatty liver stage would’ve taken a while too. Walking is great, don’t stress too much on what exercises, as long as you’re moving, and mindful walking is so underrated. I was a massive gym goer but since having FL my energy levels have been so depleted, so now I just keep things simple. All the best.

[@MarabelleBlue]

So. Now I’m more scare than before. ☹️ I have to continue watching later. Maybe on the treadmill.

[@expressivejewels8976]

This was eye opening. I have had issues with fatigue, swelling of the feet, and sometimes legs, (as shown in your video) and abdomen. when this happens I do get shortness of breath. I get sudden pain at times in my right upper side and have developed high blood pressure that rises suddenly. Here's the kicker Dr's have tested me for everything and find nothing BUT I looked back on a cat scan from 2022 and in the report under Findings was this Liver: Hepatic steatosis Im a non drinker could this be my issue?

[@KingdomWithin7]

I have every symptom you just named and now I'm scared that I might have liver problems😓

[@gabriellea.lowery6824]

Hepatic steatosis is fatty liver. That's what it said on my CT scan.

[@seagreentangerine2065]

I had your symptoms and was ignored for over 7 years - even my diabetes nurse brought it up but didn't nothing. Don't be scared, get a scan, also, go keto/low carb - yes, you may get a gallstone prob only if you have eaten low fat and high carb for years, but either way you'll live a better life!!!!

[@LichaelMewis]

Anyone wirh itchy skin, I can personally attest that tne solution is to immediately go on a low sugar diet such as keto.

[@pennywill4521]

Christmas Eve, two years ago I started throwing up black stuff (coffee grounds) and things went from bad to worse. In September of this year, I had a liver transplant and am feeling way better. It's been a very rough and scary two years.

[@raymondlin8728]

Thank goodness I stopped drinking 2 summers ago.. Walking everyday, less junk food, Just in time bc my daughter is going to college soon. And I don't want her to be around people like me. My old me.

[@doctorkhalid]

Great work Raymond, its often so difficult to make those changes, so keep it up!

[@raymondlin8728]

@doctorkhalid also helps when mother in law moves out, sister in law moves out, and nephew is out too. The house is quieter, the electric, gas, water, grocery bills is dramatically lower, I have the finished basement, bathroom , yard, back. Craving for a drink magically went away. Go figure. Less noise around the house, in my head allll day

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

@@raymondlin8728That’s one thing I believe needs more attention: emotional stress and how it affects the body. Even though people will say “you’re a saint for taking in your in-laws,” that doesn’t mean it’s not stressful af. I took care of my mom who has Alzheimer’s for a year in my home and worked at the same time. Mom and I were estranged for years so, tbh, I was resentful and super stressed. One of my liver function tests elevated but it’s normal now.

[@raymondlin8728]

@NurseMcNamara I'm no Saint obviously. Yes. I was extreeeeemely stress. But i bit my tongue. Did everything with a smile. My wife's family needed 'help' so I said sure. Mother in law, husband passed away so she's lonely. Sister in law was separating and she needed a place to stay. Her son is autistic so she needed someone to watch, care for him , after school, and weekends, which I did, no problem. Ate with him, watch tv together, read book with him. We went on walks around the neighborhood, talked to him about his day, my day, the houses, landscaping, we passes Took pictures together so his mom can see how his day was going, as well as something to take with him, if he went home back to his real dad, which he did. I hope his father is a changed man now, taking care, appreciating his wife and son .

[@andrewgreen6429]

Thank you for these videos. I’m currently very frightened about my wife because she had an ultrasound and was told she has stage 4 cirrhosis. She has epilepsy, Crohn’s disease and fibromyalgia and has been on a lot of medication for years including dihydrocodeine. She gets feelings of nausea and itching skin. She hardly ever drinks alcohol 😢

[@naimasajid7818]

Very informative!

[@john-adleycalhoun4919]

What if your liver is enlarged and your gallbladder walls have thickened, but your bilirubin is 0.4 alkaline phosphate is 71, AST is 18 ALT is 23, and your GGT IS 22? Essentially perfect blood levels? In 2018 I experienced a fall and a coffee table broke my fall on my right side on the edge of the coffee table. Could this be affecting me now 7 years later? I haven’t had alcohol for 6 months because I noticed I didn’t really get a buzz from it but felt like garbage the following day. Could this mean anything. Idk I guess I’m just reaching to try and understand the inflammation and great blood levels.

[@Taylor7668US]

I am 28 year old female never drank but taken HRT since around 18 I have been diagnosed with fatty liver I was diagnosed in the states I was told I have liver leisions what stage am I likely at

[@Mama-zb8zf]

Did u find out what stage

[@ghighrolla711]

What is the solution if your at the 3rd stage. What can you do to help your liver?

[@MariaHernandez-lp9dz]

Once, with you get currohsus should me is it time to retire?

[@GREENLAB-247]

7:26 Thank you, Doctor! This video was incredibly helpful and gave me the knowledge to clearly explain my symptoms to my doctors

[@dr.amartyadeeppal1839]

Sir I have done MRCP 2 & now working in India. I want to have short term NHS experience (1 or 2 week training / Fellowship / Observership) How to pursue that? Pls guide me

[@antonlerm918]

Dr Do you have cirrhosis if you had jaundice You used antibiotics and it disappeared You stopped using alcohol at all

[@rachaelrehm6681]

I have a fatty liver was diagnosed 4 years ago but for the past 14 months I've been itching all over it's driving me crazy 😢

[@timrxn5414]

Yes, so itchy I’ve scratched myself raw. Good luck to you

[@rachaelrehm6681]

@timrxn5414 it's driving me insane I can't deal with it for much longer 😫😫...good luck to you too xx

[@rachaelrehm6681]

@timrxn5414 oh honestly I feel like takin loaf tablets to knock myself out for 12 hours to get a break from it.. nothing works does it ...extremely distressing!! Sorry you suffer with it too x

[@timrxn5414]

@@rachaelrehm6681 have gone as low carb as I can manage and cut way back on alcohol (5-6 per week to a few per month). Itching is MUCH improved

[@rachaelrehm6681]

@timrxn5414 aw really thank you so much I'll try that !! It is much worse of an evening after my tea as well as I don't eat during the day xx

[@kurash2]

I checked my online ultrasound results, and I seem have it. My liver is 16.3cm (larger size for a grown man). I don't have any of those symtoms, but I am so stressed about it.

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

I just had CMP and CBC drawn with LFTs. They were in the teens so I’m good!

[@doctorkhalid]

🙌

[@JamesCleaver-hq6xj]

Hi Dr Khalid, my ast was 55 and 58 on a repeat blood test, everything else was normal, I had an ultrasound and was diagnosed with mild Steatosis, should I also get a fibroscan to as I've been told my multiple sources that a ultrasound is not enough to check for fibrosis/scarring, my doctor also never did a fib4 test so I'm extremely worried

[@Jyopeshight12_3]

Have late stage fatty liver disease symptoms, take Omeprazole and succarlfate daily. Will change my diet and try to exercise and see if it helps. Please know you explained this and I never understood any of this after seeing pco, gi and hep Dr! That's saying something.

[@stuplays6632]

My liver aches...which is kinda worrying because i dont think you are supposed to be able to feel the fact you have a liver all the time... and i thought my feet smell really weird like peroxide/hair bleach they have done for years... honestly its enough to make your eyes water 😄 😂. i googled it and apparently its the leading sign of liver disease I am not or have ever been fat, im pretty skinny... but i have consumed an ungodly amount of sugar in the last 27 years (from the age of 10 lol) i think my liver is definitely on the way out.. oh and have had multiple random skin infections in 20 years .... yeah it all adds up

[@MISHJIFF64]

Great explanation.. thank you

[@rosesmith6208]

Fatty liver is the fat adaptation response to compensate for high insulin to provide fuel when insulin goes down the body floods with fat so when insulin goes up fuel will be available no? Easy access by storing on liver?

[@Foxiepawstotti]

I had, and was successfully treated for HCV in the mid 90's. Should my GP still be giving me routine LFTs because this worries me after having had Liver Problems and having been told that the only thing I have is an enlarged bile duct. However nobody explained the implications of this or if it could cause future problems?

[@KelvinUyanna]

Have been have pain on the right side of my abdomen under my ribs

[@MerielSibogon]

Thank you so much Doc for Additional learning.watchi g from Philippines☺️

[@CreativityBanu]

Can it be possible that the liver is damaged and the LFT report is normal?

[@jameszeris5418]

Excellent Thank you 😅

[@doctorkhalid]

Welcome 😊

[@jeremyE8010]

Carbs and sugar is the simple answer for fatty liver.

[@Footballgamer1589]

Do you mean to avoid carbs and sugar

[@dongdongki7691]

Not so, what about Hepatitis B infection and physical injuries.

[@dongdongki7691]

Don' t be stupid, you cannot avoid carbs n sugar, everything you eat has them. You might as well say the air you breath .😂 We all live in a poisionous world but exercising 4 hrs aday 6 days a week prevents fatty liver. Show me a football player with fatty liver

[@tiahawksworth7173]

Not exactly fatty liver can also be inherited through a family member but it doesn’t help

[@miikee97]

@@dongdongki7691you count walking and such as exercise? Cause 4 hours of intense exercise a day is not sustainable

[@daleharding7843]

Can you talk about IPMN or Pancreatic or Liver Hemangiomas please thank you

[@iliketoastems]

Great video!

[@Sassysongstress]

Excellent video! Thank you!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@abiebautista4436]

My poop has a dark black charcoal look to it Ive got gallstones and now I’m having fluttering issues by my liver side. Please help what is going on Dr.?

[@eddy45686]

Have raised GGT 42 iu Alanine aminotranferase. 15iu Alkaline phosphatase 68 Bilirubin 9 umol’s/l Any issues here. Think it’s fatty liver ??

[@ivanmatusic5540]

My ultrasound showed fatty liver but liber labs are within ref.range except one which was 48, right on edge that is.

[@MoncefKhelif-te6yv]

My ALT was58 in 3 month is go up to 84 is this bad

[@syedaqadeer4768]

Fatty liver ..i toohave i have pain sumthing disturbing me on right side below chest please telll me why it is uncomfortable it looks sumthing is pressing over der

[@northwestlife2794]

Can you still reverse fatty liver in late stages?

[@RobTSLA]

Why no solutions on reversing it?

[@sharonscott4920]

Thank you l think you may have just saved my life ❤❤

[@spacies8882]

thank you for the heads up on whats happening to me

[@cindycreateforlife]

Is someone sleeping in the next room that you are trying not to wake?

[@ritad7927]

It's sad I had to learn through a naturopath doc that once the gallbladder is removed, fatty liver will happen. 😢

[@rachaelrehm6681]

Can fatty liver cause elevated ferritin levels?

[@mokorangi6380]

My weight loss was due to not being able to eat certain foods or having minimal to sometimes zero appetite. I guess I could explain my weight loss but a part from literally not eating, there was nothing else I did that aided the weight loss. Literally just not having the energy to exercise or do much else

[@SupradudeImportz]

My AST was 280 and my ALT 103 on my recent blood work .

[@mikekonomou1220]

FYI.. correction. Bilirubin is a result of degradation of Hemoglobin as a result of older RBC’s life cycle. Not “ old vessels “…….

[@martinez-nairfamily939]

thank you

[@ruhul969]

Thank you very much Dr

[@Kinkle_Z]

Background drone is annoying but good info.

[@mybiasisbinding3808]

This is pretty serious, it killed my brother a few years back.

[@mariamejiacontreras8688]

My deepest sympathy. Sorry for the question but was he vomiting blood or pooping blood ? My mom in ICU right know for this condition.

[@frankiegunnz8066]

​@@mariamejiacontreras8688Hows your mother?

[@josephwebster2909]

Hey I am so sorry for you both and I know you don't want to be bothered by sympathy but if yall ever want a goofy friend 💗 I am here just add me and say what's up nimrod, I will know it's you

[@mybiasisbinding3808]

@mariamejiacontreras8688 I'm sorry for the late reply, but yes, he was, and I'm sorry your Mom is going through this. I wish I could gift you a lot of strength right now. Take care.

[@mybiasisbinding3808]

@josephwebster2909 That's so kind of you, thank you so much for the offer and ofc I'd never say no to a new goofy friend 😊

[@Callitout-kl1uq]

Video needs more volume

[@reginaldanglin4264]

In short i hope. Fatty liver was diagnosed by Ultrasound and slightly inlarge with some scarring.. I was told to re check in 6 month. I was tired at times. So sleep apnea was diagnosed by sleep study, and not by liver. All dietary note by GI Doctor. He the best. Wouldn't trade him. Thank for this video. A lot of people dont know about liver issues untill it's to late. I see this in the ER daily as a ERT Medic. So yes it's scary to here that i had a fatty liver. But i can do something about it. Thank God. Please anyone check your stool, get basic lab work done. See your PCP and GI Doctor. They work hand an hand. Stay in tune about your health. Please. Love yall God bless.

[@maridelarchibald8698]

Where are you here in the U,K. Please want my Husbznd Check please He not listening to me I know he had a fatty Liver.

[@maryanneville4397]

How long can u have the black tarry poo

[@IsatajKoroma]

Hello good evening how are you I am excited in Sierra Leone McKinney my dog so diagnosed that I have fatty liver is my fat some of the signs so on the science and like the leg I always feel my laps as I was talking to you so I have feel my love songs so please let me know please thank you

[@tissamanatunga1960]

Thanks

[@chrissy24-7]

In my case I had my gall bladder removed....

[@Rebecca-zr3lu]

Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God, will you forgive Eves mistakes? Thank you for deliverance from members of our own families and Asherah, thank you for deliverance from associations that are not right for us, from memberships that are not right for us, or from attendances to things that are not right for us. God, thank you for deliverance from fraternities or gangs that are not right for us. Thank you for removing the planks from our eyes in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen 🙏

[@karen618]

He is not whispering. Check your audio.😅

[@TurtleTimeVoiceOvers]

(Say in a whisper ➡️) Why are you whispering?