Patient's question:
My relative is 175cm tall and weighs 90kg. They have fatty liver disease with an ALT level of 73 U/L. Besides lung cancer, how should they deal with high ALT levels due to fatty liver? Is medication absolutely necessary? Because some medications for lung cancer may affect it.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the elevated transaminase levels are mainly caused by fatty liver. Given the patient's complex condition, it is not advisable to take medication. The most direct approach is to change dietary habits. In the future, it is recommended to follow a light and easily digestible diet, avoiding rich and greasy foods. Additionally, it is important to engage in more physical activity, as a 30-minute walk after meals can help promote the body's overall metabolic system, contributing further to health.1. Light diet
2. Pay attention to physical activity
3. Take liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering medication when necessary.
Fatty liver patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life while understanding the principles of symptomatic treatment. It is essential to maintain a proper diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods.