Patient's question:
I've been very agitated recently because my fatty liver has worsened to moderate fatty liver. It was never effectively treated before, and now it's even worse. Is it really incurable? How does fatty liver develop? Is moderate fatty liver treatable now?Doctor's answer:
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is more common in obese individuals, heavy drinkers, those with a high-fat diet, sedentary people, patients with chronic liver disease, and middle-aged and elderly patients with endocrine disorders. The main causes include nutritional excess, excessive alcohol consumption, and diabetes. In the early stages, NAFLD does not show obvious symptoms, and some cases are already moderate or severe by the time they are detected. If you have moderate NAFLD, don’t be upset—everything is still manageable if you start treatment now. The best method for treating moderate NAFLD is to use herbal teas for conditioning. The Hanpen Qingyang Xuefuxi Cha, developed in Japan, is an outstanding representative of herbal teas used to treat NAFLD.