Yes, that answered my questions. I still have a few for the liver specialists I'm seeing over the next weeks, not the least of which is what the results of the elastography really mean. I've talked to a liver specialist PA, who keeps telling me everything is normal and to avoid alcohol and to eat a healthy diet (which means no real changes). After I see the PA again I see the liver doc (used to see a liver specialist MD, she transferred, LONG wait for replacement doc so I've been seeing PA). I'm going to press them HARD on what all this means, because I'm really not clear on the whole question of the elastography results meaning of F0-1. I messaged the office about the flip-flop on the anti-smooth muscle antibody, and all I got was a reply from an assistant saying everything was normal and didn't answer my main question about the meaning of the flip-flop. The positive test can also mean mononucleosis, but I tested negative for that as well. I'm on a first name basis with the phlebotomist, people are gonna start talking.
I do nothing for my liver other than take some Coq-Enzyme 10. And a single cup of coffee everyday, because it is necessary even when it's 105 at 9AM. Is this the "Liver Care" you speak of?
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I'm going to stay the clean course for now and I'm sure they're going to want repeat anti-smooth muscle antibody blood tests (hello again, hot phlebotomist!). I'll post back after my upcoming appointments and will re-assess at that time.
In the meantime....if anyone else wants to chime in....please do.