Patient's question:
I'm someone who got married relatively late, and it's been less than a year since I just got married. Recently, I've been discussing with my wife about starting a family while we're still young. However, I have fatty liver disease, and I've had this condition for over two years now. Currently, I need to take medication regularly for treatment. But if we don't have children now, the older we get.Doctor's answer:
Patients with fatty liver can have children. Those with fatty liver should pay attention to dietary management and exercise. They should avoid drinking beer and should base their diet on light foods, eating more vegetables, fruits, beans, and other foods. At the same time, they can take two types of traditional Chinese medicines: hawthorn and clematis. If fatty liver leads to abnormal liver function or elevated transaminase levels, they should take lipid-lowering drugs, enzyme-lowering drugs, and fish oil supplements under the guidance of a doctor, but should not take too much. In fact, having fatty liver is not terrible. Patients should believe that they can overcome the disease. As long as they receive timely treatment when the disease is detected early, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.