What was your experience being diagnosed with NASH?
For many living with NASH disease, the road to a diagnosis can be long, frustrating, and full of questions.
How did you feel after getting diagnosed with NASH? Did you know what NASH was prior to being diagnosed? We'd love to hear more about your experience!
Very depressed
a new diagnosis can be depressing, there’s a lot to process. How have you been doing lately? -Julie (team member)
Overwhelmed with fear and anxiety, since being diagnosed with fatty liver disease. I also have diabetes and stage 3a kidney disease. My stomach looks like I’m six months pregnant. The pain in my right upper quadrant is excruciating at times.
a new diagnosis can be really scary, you’re not alone. I’m sure you have many thoughts and questions, please let us know how we can help. We’re here to support you💚. Sending positive thoughts, Julie (team member)
I just found out that I have stage 3 Nash and I don't see the liver doctor till September. I'm super tired all the time, have dizzy spells, shap pain on upper right side which comes and goes, nausea and very itchy skin. No one has told me what I'm suppose to do for this and I'm very stressed out
managing a new diagnosis can be overwhelming, even more so when you aren’t able to get in with a specialist for months. Our community understands, and you’re not alone. While you wait for your appointment, here are some general lifestyle guidelines to assist in managing NASH and its related symptoms https://nashdisease.net/lifestyle-changes https://nashdisease.net/living/nash-and-itching. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any further questions and let us know how you’re doing. We’re here to help and support you💚. Thinking of you, Julie (team member)
Upsetting
Hi there, I was diagnosed 3 months ago while. hospitalized with another health issue. After the ultrasound exam the doctor came to go over the results. While leaving, he turned on his heel and said "Oh, by the way, you have fatty liver disease. He dro
pped this " bomb" and left. I'm floundering on my own. Glad to find you!
