Patient's question:
My uncle's liver has never been very good. He loves eating high-fat foods. Recently, he said he doesn't feel very well and has a sense of distending pain. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was said that his transaminase and triglycerides are high. Currently, the detailed examination shows fatty liver. What should he do now?Doctor's answer:
Fatty liver warning: Excessive fat content in the liver can affect normal liver function, likely related to consuming too much oil and water in daily meals. Currently, elevated transaminase levels and high blood lipid levels indicate that liver function has already been compromised, leading to liver damage. It is recommended to consult the hepatobiliary department of a hospital for follow-up. Treatment should include liver-protecting medications and lipid-lowering drugs under the guidance of a physician, along with regular follow-up check-ups. Rest is important, and beer consumption should be avoided. Maintain a light diet and reduce the intake of greasy foods.