Patient's question:
I am a college student. During the health check-up a few days ago, I found out that I have mild fatty liver. I'm poor, I don't eat much fish or meat, so how did I get this disease? It's really frustrating. I don't know what to do about having mild fatty liver, and how to carry out the treatment.Doctor's answer:
Control your diet: People with fatty liver are generally overweight and have a tendency to be heavier. A very important reason is an unreasonable dietary structure, consuming too much fatty food. Doctors say it's crucial to control what you eat. I personally avoided almost all vegetarian food for about a year and also reduced my portion size, with very noticeable results. Patients should face the challenges of fatty liver head-on and actively adopt treatment measures. Avoid hesitating to seek medical attention. If fatty liver does not improve with treatment, it's important to switch to a new treatment plan in a timely manner.