Fatty liver is one of the most common findings on an Indian ultrasound report, and one of the least well explained. Most people leave the scan room with a grade, a vague instruction to lose weight, and no idea whether this is serious.
This session is built to close that gap. It is taught, not sold: two hours of structured explanation with time set aside for questions, in a group small enough that questions actually get asked.
Who this is for
- You have been told you have grade 1, 2 or 3 fatty liver on an ultrasound
- Your SGPT or SGOT came back mildly raised and nobody explained why
- You have fatty liver alongside prediabetes, PCOS or raised triglycerides
- You do not drink alcohol and are confused about how this happened
What you’ll learn
- What fat in the liver is, and what the ultrasound grades do and do not tell you
- How to read your own liver function test line by line
- Why insulin resistance sits underneath most fatty liver in India
- What the evidence actually shows about weight, food and exercise
- How fibrosis is assessed, and why it is the part that matters long-term
- What a realistic first three months looks like
Agenda
- Welcome and what this session is not (15 min)
- How the liver stores fat, and why (25 min)
- Reading your report: LFT, ultrasound, FIB-4 (30 min)
- Break (10 min)
- What changes it: the evidence, plainly (30 min)
- Building your own first twelve weeks (20 min)
- Live questions (30 min)
What makes this session different
Most fatty liver advice online is either alarming or useless — a list of foods to avoid, or a warning about cirrhosis. Neither helps you decide what to do on Monday.
We work through the mechanism first, because once it is clear that the liver is responding to a metabolic signal rather than to a toxin, the plan stops being about avoiding things and starts being about changing the signal. Then we read a real liver function test together, line by line, so that your own report becomes legible.
Every Learning Session includes
Doctor-led teaching. Practical lifestyle strategies. Live Q&A. Evidence-based handouts. Action points you can use immediately.
Before you register
This is educational, not clinical. Nothing covered here replaces an assessment of your own history, examination and reports. If you have jaundice, abdominal swelling, or liver enzymes several times above the upper limit, please seek medical assessment rather than waiting for a session.
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A session teaches. A consultation is personal.
Conditions this session covers
Questions people ask
No. Learning Sessions are educational and are delivered to a group. No personalised medical advice is given, no prescriptions are issued, and no individual reports are reviewed. If you need advice specific to your health, that belongs in a consultation.
You are welcome to, and many people find it easier to follow along with their own numbers in front of them. Reports are not collected or discussed individually.
Both formats run. You choose when registrations open.
The teaching portion is shared with registered attendees afterwards. The live questions are not recorded.