Patient's question:
My son is getting fatter and fatter, and I'm very worried that he might develop diseases like pediatric fatty liver. It's said that fatty liver isn't good, and I feel so sad that my child will have to go to the hospital every day. He's still so young, even though he's very fat. I want to ask, what should be done about fatty liver and cirrhosis?Doctor's answer:
Confirm how the child has obesity or other growth and development abnormalities. If the child is diagnosed as overly obese, it is important to pay attention to controlling the child's diet in daily life. The proportion of high-calorie, high-fat foods such as starchy, sugary foods, and meat in the child's supplementary food should be controlled. Cirrhosis is a disease that is difficult to recover from. Friends with the disease should maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism, as only this can reduce the patient's confidence in combating cirrhosis and believe that recovery is certain.