During a regualr blood test 4 years ago, my ALT and AST and GGT were found to be double than normal. When doctor checked the ultra sound he told me i have a fatty liver with inflammation and he said it is NASH.
As my weight was 120 kg and hight is 180 cm, he asked me to lose weight and do some regular daily sport.
After doing more detailed tests, he ommitted the other posiblities of having any kind of virus or immune reasons and stayed with the reasons related to obesity and said i am suffering from an insulin resistance case.
My All other blood figures where good, triglycérides is 85 only , HDL 65, LDL 150 , and all other related tests were very good including fasting sugar " below 100 "
My questions are:
1- I read that NASH is linked to High triglycérides / low HDL / and High LDL levels. Totally contrary to my case! can i still consider it that i have NASH with such results!!?? or what?? knowing that the inflammation in liver is clear in Ultra Sound.
My ALT & AST were about 50 and 75 and GGT was about 110 in the same tests.
2- Doctor asked me to take Avandia 4mg on dailt basis to improve insulin resistance and take off some pressure off the liver. After a month of treatment, liver functions figures went back to normal. all below 40.
But also after 4 months, they increased again to previous level but he told me to keep taking Avandia and lose the 5 kg i gained in these 4 months, maybe because of the drug itself. This was 18 months ago and after this i continued avandia but did not do any test. I still feel some pain in the upper right just below my rips.
Was Avandia the correct solution?? and what to take instead now after it is removed from the market in my country?? what is the best replacement if any?
3- Can Nash " if i have Nash " be reversed and how?? is there any new efective drug that solve the problem of liver inflammation and higher figures of enzimes ??
I can not go back to my doctor now koz he left the country and i have to start again with another one.
Hope to receive good news.
Thx A lot.
FAM
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