Patient's question:
My mother, recently, often experienced abdominal pain. We thought it was strange, so we took her to the municipal hospital for a health check-up. The results shocked us—they said she had mild fatty liver disease. This was causing her some abdominal pain, and her weight was also in the obese category! Strange, out of nowhere, how could she have fatty liver disease!Doctor's answer:
Your mother's condition was fortunate to be detected early; otherwise, if it continued to worsen, it would be very difficult to treat! Mild fatty liver disease currently has no particularly satisfactory clinical interventions to interfere with lipoprotein catabolism. In that case, it is recommended to encourage her to be more active and exercise more! When necessary, the children should take her out to visit more often, keeping her mood always cheerful! In terms of diet, it is not advisable to eat too full or greasy to prevent the excessive production of fat. Eat more low-fat foods! Decide on high-protein, low-fat foods to reduce weight. Be healthy! There are many treatment methods for fatty liver disease, but since the symptoms of the patients are different, the diagnostic methods adopted are also different. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the right treatment can be administered.