In brief
- Fatty liver often causes no clear symptoms.
- Your clinician can assess whether there is inflammation or scarring.
- Gradual, sustainable changes in food and activity can help.
Fatty liver means fat has built up in the liver. It often appears alongside diabetes, higher body weight or other metabolic concerns. A scan may show fat, but it does not answer every question about liver damage.
Ask your clinician whether blood tests or an assessment of scarring would help. Bring earlier results so changes over time can be seen.
Treatment usually starts with changes you can keep doing: regular activity, balanced meals and managing related conditions. Gradual weight loss can reduce liver fat and inflammation for some people. Your clinician can help set a realistic plan; a single food or supplement is not a cure.
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