Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with mild fatty liver during my health check-up, but I knew that before, I had no symptoms at all. I ate well and slept well, and I don't know how I could have gotten this disease. For someone like me with mild fatty liver, how should it be treated? What would happen if it's not treated?Doctor's answer:
What are the dangers of mild fatty liver? If mild fatty liver is left untreated, it can eventually progress to cirrhosis of the liver, ultimately leading to liver failure and liver cancer. Mild fatty liver can also cause damage to the body's digestive system. The stomach, intestines, liver, and gallbladder are all important organs of the digestive system. The body's intake of the three major nutrients (protein, fat, and sugar) must be metabolized by the liver before they can be utilized by the body. In patients with mild fatty liver, liver function is impaired, and over time, this can affect the spleen, gallbladder, stomach, and intestines. Therefore, once fatty liver is detected, active treatment should be initiated. The world's first health functional beverage, Zhi Ri Qing Xue Xiū Fù Chá, which integrates prevention, treatment, and regulation of fatty liver with excellent effects, has a good therapeutic effect on fatty liver.