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Keep a note of the changes or concerns you want to discuss. Symptoms can have many possible causes, so a clinician can help decide whether a liver health check is appropriate.
Understanding symptoms [2, 3] →Your liver. Your next step.
Liver Health Checker
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How to check liver health at home
At home, you can note symptoms and review your medical history. You cannot confirm a healthy liver with a home symptom check. Use these observations to prepare for a doctor's assessment. [1]
Look beyond symptoms
Fatty liver can be present without symptoms. Type 2 diabetes, excess weight, and abnormal blood fats are relevant risk factors. Feeling well does not rule out liver disease.
Fatty liver risk factors [4] →Plan the right check
Take your medicines list and previous results to your doctor. They can decide whether liver blood tests, hepatitis testing, an ultrasound, or a liver stiffness assessment would help.
Liver assessment options →From an online check to answers
How to test liver health
A clinical liver health check may combine your history, examination, blood tests, and imaging. No single result answers every question about liver health. Your clinician selects and interprets tests in context. [1]
| Test | What it helps assess |
|---|---|
| Liver blood tests | Enzymes such as ALT and AST may help identify liver injury. Other blood results provide additional information. |
| Hepatitis blood tests | Specific tests look for hepatitis B or C when your history or exposure suggests testing is appropriate. [5, 6] |
| Ultrasound | May show fat or structural changes. It does not answer every question about inflammation or scarring. |
| Elastography / FibroScan | Measures liver stiffness to help assess possible fibrosis, or scarring, when indicated. |
How to know if your liver is healthy
Feeling well is useful information, but it is not proof. Early fatty liver and some other liver conditions can be silent. Ask a doctor to review your risk factors and decide whether investigations are needed. [4]
Practical habits that support liver health
Choose balanced meals, stay physically active, and manage metabolic conditions with your care team. Discuss alcohol use honestly. Check before taking herbal products or supplements, and avoid relying on products marketed as a liver “detox.” [7]
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Answer seven questions about your health background, lifestyle and concerns. Review the summary, agree to share it, then complete the HubSpot contact form and submit your enquiry.
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The page collects your answers for the team. It does not calculate disease risk or generate warning-based results. A doctor can discuss your concerns and advise on tests or a consultation when appropriate.
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Questions patients ask
Liver health checks: your questions answered
Can I check liver health at home without a blood test?
You can review symptoms and possible risk factors at home, but this cannot confirm liver health. A doctor may recommend blood tests or imaging based on your history and examination. [1]
Is a liver test online the same as a liver function test?
No. This online form lets you request guidance from our team. A laboratory liver test measures substances in a blood sample. Submitting an enquiry cannot provide liver enzyme values or diagnose liver disease.
Can I have fatty liver even if I feel healthy?
Yes. Fatty liver disease often causes few or no symptoms. Discuss your medical history and metabolic risk factors with a clinician rather than relying on how you feel. [4]
How do doctors check the health of the liver?
They review your health history, examine you, and choose investigations where needed. These may include liver blood tests, hepatitis testing, ultrasound, and elastography. Not everyone needs every test. [1]
How often should I have a liver health check?
There is no single schedule suitable for everyone. Ask your clinician about follow-up based on your medical conditions, previous results, symptoms, and exposures. Follow an existing liver-care plan if you have one.
Will I receive an instant liver health result?
No. This is an enquiry form for requesting contact from the team. It does not generate a risk score, warning-based result, or diagnosis.
Turn your questions into a care plan.
Discuss liver health checks and your next steps with the team at Liver Surgeons.