Patient's question:
My younger brother was only 24 when he was diagnosed with moderate fatty liver disease. The family is very anxious now. He has gone to several hospitals, but it hasn't been ideal.Doctor's answer:
Harm 1: Fatty liver can reduce the human body's autoimmune function, as the liver plays the role of compression, detoxification, and metabolic decomposition in the human body, capable of absorbing, decomposing, and completely eliminating various pathogens that enter the body.Harm 2: It may lead to the recurrence of fatty liver cirrhosis, as cirrhosis is often the final outcome of various liver diseases. If fat accumulates excessively in the liver for a long time, it disrupts the supply of blood and oxygen to the liver and the body's metabolic decomposition, leading to long-term impairment of liver cell regeneration, swelling, deformation, and pus formation, ultimately resulting in cirrhosis. If cirrhosis is left unchecked, it will likely lead to the recurrence of complications that can harm the soul.