Patient's question:
Yesterday, I went out for dinner with a client and drank quite a bit of alcohol. I felt very nauseous and ended up going to the hospital. After the doctor helped me sober up, they discovered that I have moderate fatty liver disease. I never had this condition before and didn't feel any discomfort. I just love drinking a bit of alcohol and eating meat.Doctor's answer:
Common symptoms of moderate fatty liver: The symptoms of moderate fatty liver include loss of appetite, fatigue, aversion to greasy food, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, spider angiomas, and dull pain in the central upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, which may become more pronounced after meals or during physical activity. It can also be accompanied by constipation or loose stools. In addition to these common symptoms, irregular vitamin deficiencies may occur, such as symptoms seen in clinical diagnosis: glossitis, angular cheilitis, peripheral neuropathy, skin ecchymosis, hyperkeratosis, etc. The symptoms of moderate fatty liver are relatively subtle and non-specific, and are often accidentally discovered during routine examinations.