Patient's question:
The doctor had a health check-up at the unit last week, and I was diagnosed with fatty liver, but it's good that it's only mild. I usually have the habit of enduring exercise and don't eat very oily food. I don't know why I would get this disease. Currently, I don't have any adverse reactions myself. What are the symptoms that mild fatty liver usually shows?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of mild fatty liver are primarily manifested in the following aspects:1. Loss of appetite, fatigue, stuffiness or pain in the liver area, and sometimes nausea and dry vomiting.
2. Enlarged liver. Fatty liver is commonly characterized by an enlarged liver.
The daily treatment for fatty liver primarily focuses on symptomatic therapy. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also maintaining a regular schedule and avoiding alcohol. It is hoped that fatty liver patients can recover as soon as possible!