Hi, I was diagnosed with Pulmonary Embolism 3 years ago with hypercoagulability (genetic) and have been on 2.5mg of Warfarin per day for the past 3 years. I have just had an abdominal scan, and was told that I have a dense, fatty liver. I have tried to eat as healthy as possible, but had to cut a lot of greens out of my diet, as it affected my INR and would have lead to me having to increase my Warfarin dosage. Now I am not sure if this lead to the 'fatty liver'problem. I am now having to rethink my diet, but was lead to believe that the problem with the fatty liver was not reversible. I am a little worried as I was hoping that eating a low fat diet would help. Is it a disease as such; could it have been caused by the Warfarin, (my cholesterol levels were usually quite low), and what advice could you give me on the way forward? I am a fifty year old woman, and probably about 15kg overweight. The scan showed the spleen, kidneys, gall bladder, pancreas were normal, although the spleen had an additional small spleen, which the radiographer said she had seen in many other people and was deemed as not being a problem. Thank you. Jenny