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Fatty liver of mild increased echopatt
Liver size is normal as per my Utrasound and it’s size is 14.3 and shows grade 1-2 fatty infiltration of liver . What does it mean and how long it will take to cure? I don't take alcohol and also I am not over weight.
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In mild forms, fatty liver can be a reversible condition that may improve with lifestyle modifications such as diet changes, weight loss, and increased physical activity.
cause of fatty liver is alcohol use disorder and heavy drinking. In many cases, it’s much less clear what causes fatty liver in people who don’t drink much alcohol. However, higher body weight, a high processed sugar diet, high triglycerides, diabetes, low physical activity, and genetics all play a role.
Fatty liver develops when the body creates too much fat or cannot metabolize fat efficiently enough. The excess fat is stored in liver cells where it accumulates and causes fatty liver disease.
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continue with your proscribed medication, increase your physical activity
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Its not necessary that alcohol and weight.
Tk medication and physical activity
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Fatty liver is due to wrong diet composition. Consult a doctor who can help you with nutrition.
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