Question 1

what is a fatty liver?

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Self explanantory: "fatty" liver means that there are fat deposits in your liver, usually occurs as we age; and usually benign.

Question 2

diet for a fatty liver?

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Sure..start now: Distinguish fatty liver (steatosis) from fatty liver with abnormal liver tests (steatohepatitis). Best to start with a weight loss diet based on calorie and fat restriction, avoid alcohol, control diabetes ; cholesterol (if present).  Your doctor will likely want to monitor your labwork, image the liver, ; rule out other diseases that can mimick the pattern of liver tests seen with fatty changes.

Question 3

how to cure fatty liver?

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Diet: Fatty liver is sometimes referred to as nash. Generally an elevated level of cholesterol or triglycerides in the blood can cause fatty liver.

Fatty liver can regress with lifestyle modification.  It is best to decrease alcohol and fat intake or start an exercise program as directed by your physician.  Sometimes medications called "statins" can assist in treating a fatty liver.

Question 4

is fatty liver dangerous?

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Maybe: Fatty liver means that the normal liver tissue has been replaced by fat, usually cholesterol. This can decrease the effective function of the liver. Also, it usually indicates a lot of cholesterol in the rest of the body, which increases risk for heart attack and stroke. Fatty liver can be reversed by changing to a low fat, low carb diet, and by taking statin medication

Question 5

solution for fatty liver?

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Optimum management : Of diabetes if present and weight loss.

Question 6

can fatty liver be reversed?

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Remove the cause: If the cause is alcohol, removing alcohol helps.
If the cause is Insulin resistance- weight loss will help with fat loss from the liver as well as the reset of the body.

Question 7

how can you fix a fatty liver?

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Diet: in most cases diet makes the difference   As you lose weight the fatty liver will heal itself  There are some other causes so check with your provider but in most cases it is diet related

Question 8

what is fatty liver. can it be cured.

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Fatty liver facts: Fatty liver is common in nonalcoholics also and higher in overweights. Ultrasound will show it clearly. The benign phase, steatosis, is not dangerous but with age over 5-60 the incidence increases possibly to NASH- a precirrhosis state.

Question 9

fatty liver wil have any problme in future?

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If it continues: A person with mild fatty liver likely has gotten extra fat in most other places in the body, and probably is eating more sugar and plain carbs than he should be. Exercise, weight loss, and a low sugar and low carbs diet will help. He should work with his primary care doctor to see if he needs medication or further testing, as there can be other causes of fatty liver, plus cholesterol problems.

Question 10

how can fatty liver infiltration be reversed.?

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First find the cause: Early signal  ( one of ) for  liver failure is fatty infiltration. First step is to find the cause to reverse, like alcohol, drugs, medication , hepatitis nutrition  lack of vitamins, minerals etc sedentary life  other bad habits , stop them . Omega 3 fatty acids are shown to improve fatty  liver, some times it may not be possible.

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