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If I want to share my headset with someone and they use big screen how can they login to their own account? I can’t see any logout option? Thanks

Has anyone with cirrhosis taken this? My liver doctor wanted me to take this but can’t prescribe it due to budget issues (nhs), he said I can go private. everywhere says if you have severe liver issues not to take it but I guess if my doctor says I can it’s ok for me.

I have compensated cirrhosis, caused by fatty liver, with an uncertain trajectory and the possibility of transplant, am I considered to be terminal?

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When people talk about cirrhosis prognosis I notice rarely is the extra time a transplant can be you factored in, it seems the assumption is that you won’t get one.

I found a stat that only about one in five people are even referred for an evaluation, of which about one in five of those ultimately get one, that’s one in twenty five, that can’t be right surely?

I’m 33 and have Nash cirrhosis, compensated, dx came as a huge surprise as was suspected fatty liver, i just can’t stop thinking of it, I want to live at least another 30 years, but can it be done? No one knows for me. I would need to live a good few more years then get a transplant and live another 20ish years with that, I have kn

i wondered if anything about the state of my liver could be gleaned from this report.

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i know I have cirrhosis but there is a lot of other information.

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Specimen:   Liver, very high fibroscan reading ?cirrhosis   Clinical Informationvery high fibroscan reading ?cirrhosis Macroscopic DescriptionLiver - brown core, measuring 24mm. Bisected at 20mm. 2[1]nr Microscopic DescriptionAdequate liver biopsy demonstrating some distortion of the vascular relations with closely approximated portal tracts and central venules.  There is portal and parenchymal fibrosis with bridging septae, rounding up of cell plates and occasional

Hi, a few months ago I had a biopsy which showed Nash cirrhosis of the liver, when they did the biopsy they took one sample of the liver, I was wondering, with cirrhosis is the liver generally uniformly effected all over or could there be some cirrhotic parts and some normal? is it possible to hold of decompensating forever? Thank you.

Hi, I have compensated Nash cirrhosis, I’m finding it hard to lose weight, I have recently started itching, this is my first real symptom, I am worried more will follow, is it to late to pull this symptom back even if I improve my diet or can some liver function be restored do you think. Thank you.

Does anybody know what percentage of people with liver cirrhosis actually go on to have a liver transplant?

Im 33 from the uk with Nash cirrhosis, compensated, I read on the British liver website that each year 4000 people die of cirrhosis while 700 get a transplant which makes the odds sounds pretty bad,

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does anyone know?

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I have been given a cirrhosis diagnosis a few days ago sadly, I have compensated fatty liver cirrhosis, 33, have some peripheral neuropathy, some liver twinge pain and right shoulder pain, i Had a fibroscan score of 30kpa and then a biopsy showing the cirrhosis, with how long I might have till I become decompensated then if I get a transplant is there a decent change of living to 70 if I rid the fat from my liver, or is that just very unlikely? Thank you.

Guys, I had some blood work done a month ago and has an ALT of about 165 subsequently I went into hospital for suspected kidney stone attack and that showed my ALT to be 125 however following another blood test I had at the doctors three days ago it’s come back at 142, the doctor suspects but I may have fatty liver or even Nash, I have a bmi of about 38 and he said the result his very high even for that, I’ve been reading non-stop about this online and I’m very concerned I know that a lot of people who go on to be diagnosed with fatty liver have an ALT less than what I have, I just don’t know what to think. Thank you.