Patient's question:
I have a long-term habit of drinking beer and have overeaten many greasy foods. During a recent health check-up at my workplace, I was found to have fatty liver disease. They said it was a consequence of my long-term beer consumption and greasy food intake, and recommended that I quit drinking alcohol and adopt a lighter diet in the future.Doctor's answer:
Medication-related; Alcohol-related; Lack of exercise; Excess energy supply leading to obesity; Protein malnutrition; Secondary diseases leading to; Currently, the proportion of fatty liver caused by irregular dieting among young women is rapidly decreasing in clinical diagnoses. Chronic alcohol consumption leads to alcohol poisoning, increasing fat hydrolysis in the liver. Long-term high-fat diet or excessive intake of sugar, starches, and other carbohydrates leads to excessive fat production in the liver. Obesity and lack of activity result in excessive fat accumulation in the liver. Additionally, during the treatment of fatty liver, besides medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important. Patients must maintain a light diet.