Patient's question:
My husband usually dislikes greasy food and is unwilling to eat vegetables and fruits. Every time I mention it, he doesn't want to listen. A few days ago, he had a health check-up at work, and he just received the results yesterday. Everything else is normal, but he has a slight fatty liver and a bit of high blood pressure. However, there are no other abnormalities in his body, and he doesn't feel any discomfort.Doctor's answer:
Mild fatty liver also requires treatment, but it can achieve good results through general treatment. First, identify the cause and take targeted measures. For example, long-term heavy drinkers should quit alcohol. Individuals with nutritional excess and obesity should strictly control their diet to restore physical health. Diabetic patients with fatty liver should actively and effectively control their blood sugar. Patients with malnutrition-related fatty liver should appropriately enhance their nutrition, especially protein and vitamin intake.