Patient's question:
Today our immediate supervisor is on vacation, having taken a very long time off. Now, no one is overseeing us. Our supervisor has always had diabetes and couldn't eat sweets normally. Now, they've also been diagnosed with fatty liver disease. Oh, it's said to be very serious, and this condition is extremely taxing on the body.Doctor's answer:
Diabetic patients often suffer from fatty liver disease. For such patients, the priority should be to actively treat diabetes, particularly by strictly implementing dietary restrictions and appropriately encouraging physical exercise. When these patients lose weight, their diabetes symptoms may decrease or disappear, and the excessive fat in the liver can gradually increase and return to normal. During the treatment process, medications that lower blood sugar, reduce fat, and protect the liver can also be appropriately used.In addition, during the treatment of fatty liver disease, besides immediate medical intervention, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a positive mood and eat properly to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of fatty liver disease.