Patient's question:
My husband's company recently organized a health check-up for employees. My husband was found to have fatty liver. He has always been in good health and hasn't felt any discomfort, so he was worried the hospital might have misdiagnosed him. He then went to another hospital for a check-up, but the result was the same—he still has fatty liver. The doctor prescribed some medication and also advised him to pay attention to his diet.Doctor's answer:
My husband has always been in good health with no discomfort, but he was worried about the hospital misdiagnosing him. So, he went to another hospital for a check-up, and the results were the same: he still has fatty liver. He was prescribed some medication and told to pay attention to his diet. Patients with fatty liver are strictly forbidden from eating high-fat foods. Fatty liver is caused by the body metabolizing excessive nutrients, usually due to a rich and greasy diet, which leads to the continuous multiplication of liver cells. Therefore, fatty foods like meat are absolutely off-limits. In addition to treating fatty liver, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and speed up recovery.