Question 1

what causes fatty liver?

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Obesity/bad fat: Obesity is the main cause of fatty liver disease which is now #1 liver illness in america. Excessive food, especially fats causes obesity and thus fatty liver disease. It is reversible if no cirrhosis yet. So, if u have been told so, wt loss, minimize alcohol, avoid drugs will reverse the fatty liver.  Live healthy, live well, live long. Consult doc. Good luck.

Question 2

is fatty liver irreversible?

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Yes: Weight loss is the best treatment to improving fatty liver but vitamin e can sometimes help the inflammation.

Question 3

what is the dite in fatty liver ?

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Unclear question: If you mean what should be the diet for a person with fatty liver, see the following. Stop taking alcohol entirely. It you are overweight, lose weight. Exercise 150 minute/week with increasing vigor. Drastically reduce your intake of saturated fats and sugars. If you have diabetes, take treatment for that.

Question 4

what are  risks of having a fatty liver?

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Fatty liver: Some fat in the liver is normal. But if fat makes up more than 5%-10% of the weight of your liver, you may have alcoholic or nonalcoholic liver disease. In some cases, these diseases can lead to serious complications.

Question 5

is there really no technology that cures fatty liver?

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That's right: Lose weight if overweight or obese, decrease or cut out alcohol, sweets; watch what meds you're on, eat less, move more.

Question 6

what is fatty liver disease?

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See below: Fatty liver is essentially the abnormal deposition of fat in the liver. It can lead to inflammation and ultimately cirrhosis. The causes include alcohol, non-alcoholic fatty liver and medications. Non-alcoholic fatty liver is the most common and is related to obesity, high triglycerides, diabetes and genetic predisposition.

Question 7

does fatty liver elevate alp?

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If you mean : Alkaline phosphatase, yes, fatty liver can elevate it, but it usually elevates alt and ast levels first.  Alk phos levels can be elevated with gallstone disease or bone disease, however, so get these conditions checked out by your doctor too.

Question 8

can fatty liver cause insamnia?

Accepted Answer

Fatty Liver: Fatty liver probably not the reason for the insomnia. It could be from other causes.

Question 9

what thd meaning of fatty liver?

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Too much sugar!: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is an increasingly common problem caused by excess sugar and simple carbs in the diet. It can range from mild to quite serious, potentially causing liver failure. The best treatment is a diet low in sugar, esp. High fructose corn syrup. Vitamin d, antioxidants, and herbs like milk thistle may help. See http://www.Naturalnews.Com/036466_nafld_natural_treatment.Html.

Question 10

lupus fatty liver advice please?

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Perhaps: Lupus can be dangerous depending on its severity. Lupus and fatty liver aren't really related. Fatty liver is usually related to alcohol consumption or the metabolic syndrome (diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure). Fatty liver with inflammation can lead to cirrhosis, generally takes decades to occur. Lupus is an autoimmune disease and their are autoimmune liver diseases too.

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