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NAFLD (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease): Want to connect with others

Digestive Health | Last Active: Mar 2 1:14pm | Replies (38)
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@colleenyoung

@susanjane77, in addition to the support you are getting from members living with NAFLD like @cpd54 @irr4et @rozy288 @alfresco @beracha, I'd like to also additional helpful members into this discussion like @paigeb @gema98 @maw90455 @hopefaith23 @rosemarya @arqui02000 and @mydogsbestfriend

You might also be interested in these related discussions:
- Been diagnosed with Fatty Liver: What can I do about it? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/liver-1/
- What do you take for Cholesterol Control? (NAFLD) https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/cholesterol-control/

Susanjane, are you working with a GI specialist? Is a dietitician part of your team?

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susanjane77 | @susanjane77 | Feb 23 1:50pm

Thank you for the additional information. Appreciate it!!

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susanjane77 | @susanjane77 | Feb 23 1:53pm

I am working with a specialist.But a dietitician is not part of my team. Currently searching for one now with no luck and asking my GI specialist if they can recommend one.

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mydogsbestfriend | @mydogsbestfriend | Feb 23 3:00pm

My latest health checkup, my primary stated I have “steatoses of liver”. Apparently my liver enzymes have gotten into a better range. I am about 10 lbs overweight, do not take Tylenol or other otc meds. Currently trying to seriously cut back on refined carbs of all types including sweets. It’s hard when the doctor gives not many guidelines but ‘cut back on sweets’ and my insurance doesn’t cover nutritional counseling.

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