Patient's question:
My older brother has been complaining about some discomfort in his abdomen these days. Sometimes he doesn't eat much but still feels nauseous. My older brother is a bit overweight, standing at 177 cm and weighing 240 pounds. He has a lot of belly fat, so everyone is worried about whether he might have fatty liver disease.Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of Mild Fatty Liver:They are manifested as easy fatigue, and mild fatty liver patients may likely experience nausea and vomiting again.
1. Nausea and Vomiting: Nausea and vomiting are common clinical symptoms of mild fatty liver. If mild fatty liver is accompanied by liver function damage, it may also present with symptoms such as nausea, aversion to greasy food, and upper abdominal pain.
2. Loss of Appetite, Fatigue, and Discomfort or Pain in the Liver Area: This is a symptom that often accompanies mild fatty liver patients. If a patient experiences loss of appetite, fatigue, aversion to greasy food, abdominal pain, or dull pain in the liver area again, and these symptoms are excluded from colds, acute gastritis, or other liver diseases, the possibility of fatty liver should be considered.