Patient's question:
My husband is 29 years old this year. During a health check-up at his workplace, he was found to have fatty liver disease. Isn't this a disease that usually affects middle-aged and elderly people? His body shape isn't exactly overweight, just average, except for a slightly larger belly. Will his fatty liver be stubborn and difficult to treat?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry too much, fatty liver is not scary; most people have it. My friend was diagnosed with fatty liver at the age of 24, and he is of medium build. He endured going to the gym every day for half an hour of activity, and after a year, his re-examination indicators were all normal. However, after stopping the activity, he got sick again. In short, it's a minor illness, mainly based on staying active and eating more vegetables! Additionally, during the treatment for fatty liver, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient should pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm. I hope the above answer can assist you.