Patient's question:
I have a friend who underwent a thorough medical examination at the hospital during the end-of-year health check-up. The doctor said he has moderate fatty liver disease, with elevated ALT levels at 174, and other aspects are normal. He has been taking lipid-lowering medication for two weeks. He doesn’t drink much beer or eat meat regularly, but dislikes eating snacks and is inactive.Doctor's answer:
Hello. Regarding your friend's situation, first, identify the cause and take targeted measures. For example, long-term heavy drinkers should quit alcohol. Individuals with nutritional excess and obesity should strictly control their diet to restore physical health. Diabetic patients with fatty liver should actively and effectively manage their blood sugar. Malnutrition-related fatty liver patients should appropriately enhance their nutrition, especially protein and vitamin intake. In summary, removing the cause is essential for curing fatty liver. Second, restructure the diet, advocating a high-protein, high-vitamin, low-sugar, and low-fat diet. Avoid or limit the consumption of animal fats and sweets (including.