Agimidin is usually prescribed by doctors mainly to treat cases of hepatitis B or advanced hepatitis. To prevent the risk of experiencing side effects when using Agimidin, patients should take the drug exactly as recommended by the doctor.

Hello doctor, I went for an ultrasound, the ultrasound results showed an enlarged liver, chronic hepatitis, and a small amount of peritoneal fluid. So the doctor asked me what are the symptoms of an enlarged liver, hepatitis, and abdominal fluid? I thank the doctor.

The liver is an organ located in the abdomen, occupying a fairly large area in the right hypochondrium extending to the epigastrium. In normal patients, when examining the abdomen, the doctor often cannot feel the liver. Hepatomegaly is a term that refers to an increase in the size of the liver beyond the normal limits of the liver. This is not necessarily a specific disease but rather a suggestive sign of many different abnormalities of the body.

The liver is an organ with many important functions for the body such as synthesis, metabolism, excretion and detoxification. When the liver has problems, it will affect many activities of the body and we can recognize it early through some of the following signs.

Hello doctor, I have chronic hepatitis B and have enlarged liver and fatty liver. So the doctor asked me if chronic hepatitis B with fatty liver is dangerous? Thank you.

Perisoxosomal disorders are a group of inherited metabolic disorders that occur when peroxisomes are missing or do not function properly. Perisoxosomal disorders occur when parents pass these defective genes on to their children.

Gaucher disease is a rare genetic disease caused by a deficiency of an enzyme in the body that causes too much fat to form in the body's organs. However, there are now drugs that help slow down the production of fat components by inhibiting their metabolism, giving patients a better chance of living.

The liver is an organ in the abdominal cavity that has many important functions, including filtering blood from the intestines, secreting bile to aid in digestion, metabolizing drugs, and synthesizing proteins. The liver's vascular system, location, and functions make it susceptible to a number of conditions that lead to hepatomegaly, defined as enlargement of the liver beyond its normal size. Hepatomegaly may be suspected based on the results of a physical exam or imaging studies of the liver.