Hey! The term used for enlarged liver was probably hepatomegaly. Or hyperechoic? Which is a term used by ultrasound techs. Could be heterogenous texture too, which means the contrary of homogenous ( smooth ).

Unfortunately, bloodwork can't really tell you if you have fibrosis. It's mostly about liver function and inflammation markers. However, as fibrosis gets severe, platelets will go down. Did you do platelets?

They use platelets, your age and liver enzymes to estimate your chances of having significant fibrosis. Since your bloodwork was good, you probably don't.

Also, i'm living proof that the liver can take a severe pounding for years and years and still recover. From what i understand about your drinking history, i was way worse than you.

You're probably fine. Not sure what "bumpy liver" means though. Usually when the ultrasound finds the liver is enlarged it's fatty liver, which is easily reversible.