Patient's question:
I have an uncle who recently feels tired and weak, has poor appetite, and abdominal pain. After a thorough examination, it was found to be mild fatty liver. The doctor said it cannot be taken lightly. The uncle, after hearing this, is very worried about the condition spreading and continuing to worsen, not knowing how to take care of it specifically.Doctor's answer:
Mild fatty liver usually does not require medication, but if it is not intervened early, the condition may worsen and lead to serious consequences, so early prevention and treatment are of great importance. The treatment of fatty liver includes completely eliminating the cause, dietary control, sports, and liver-cleansing therapy. Dietary control: Adjust the dietary structure to achieve a balance between meat and vegetables. People who frequently drink alcohol must completely quit drinking. Eat more foods such as oats, corn, kelp, garlic, apples, milk, onions, sweet potatoes, carrots, and hawthorn.