Patient's question:
My father's health check-up revealed liver problems. He has had fatty liver and alcoholic liver disease, in addition to hepatitis B. During this health check-up, my father said he needs a re-examination, but I don't understand why. He hasn't brought the health check report yet, as he said it's with the doctor. The family is a bit worried, fearing it might be something like liver cancer.Doctor's answer:
The factors contributing to hemolysis in fatty liver include chemical factors, nutritional factors, endocrine catabolic metabolic factors, biological hemolytic factors, and hereditary factors across generations. If the medical history is long, it is important to pay attention to the possibility of cancer transformation. It is recommended to seek medical diagnosis to prescribe the appropriate treatment.For fatty liver patients, please note:
1. Absolute alcohol prohibition, avoid fried and spicy/stimulating foods, and consume low-fat bean products and gluten regularly.
2. Use low-fat milk or yogurt, and do not consume more than 2 egg yolks per day.
3. Avoid animal fats, and the total intake of vegetable oils should not exceed 20 grams.
4. Do not eat animal organs, chicken skin, fatty meat, fish roe, crab roe, etc.