Patient's question:
I have always had mild fatty liver, but as a businessman, I can't avoid business dinners. Now I'm worried that the fatty liver might become moderate. I don't know what symptoms come with moderate fatty liver.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of moderate fatty liver are relatively subtle and non-specific, often being accidentally discovered during routine examinations. In clinical diagnosis, some patients with moderate fatty liver may exhibit symptoms such as poor appetite, fatigue, aversion to greasy food, nausea, dry heaving, abdominal pain, weight loss, tenderness in the liver region, and percussion pain. In some cases, excessive fat deposition and traction on the liver ligaments may lead to severe pain in the upper right abdomen accompanied by fever. In such situations, early follow-up is necessary to confirm the diagnosis and provide timely symptomatic treatment.