Patient's question:
Before, people's living standards were not good, and there were many thin people. Now that things have improved, people buy some meat to eat and go to restaurants whenever they feel like it. They do whatever they like to drink. Now, there are many obese people. I love to eat and I am quite fat now, but I have also developed fatty liver. Oh, I feel dizzy and nauseous every day. I heard from some people that fatty liver can be treated with antiviral therapy, but I'm not sure. I want to know if that's true?Doctor's answer:
Experts quote that fatty liver does not require antiviral treatment. In fact, fatty liver is not caused by the transmission of hepatitis virus. Patients with simple fatty liver do not have hepatitis virus in their bodies, so there is no need for antiviral treatment. Fatty liver is merely a condition where excessive fat accumulates in the liver, with a large number of fat cells filling the hepatocytes. It is a metabolic liver dysfunction caused by the accumulation of triglycerides, and therefore it is reversible. Once the excess fat accumulated in the liver is completely eliminated, liver function can mostly return to normal, without leaving any.