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For your liver to be in the condition it is, and no history of alcoholism, obesity, or of a hepatic infection, it must be due to genetics. That's all I can think of (I who am not educated much in medicine at all, certainly not in liver pathology).
You need to go to an EP and find out how many operations he has done. That is the best way to find a a an experienced doctor. The more experienced The better he will be
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Also, I go for a second cardio version next week. They say I am always in AFib. Then they will discuss an ablation and they did bring that up before but again, not my first choice without more information. Now I wonder why they rushed to do the pacemaker and now I still have AFib. My symptoms have not changed except for the gastric issues. I have had the palpitations, etc. all my life and in my childhood. The fatigue is what sent me to the cardiologist in the first place. But maybe the fatigue was due to something else, as after chemo and radiation, a lot changed. Maybe it was my liver complaining but no real obvious issues in bloodwork. That is why I am being cautious, because I do not like going under anesthesia or being in the hospital for anything. I always seem to "lose a part" in those places. Don't have any left to lose that I don't need.