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I have fatty tissue around my liver does that mean i have a liver disease?
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Fatty liver: It means your liver is strained and very well may be sick. Fatty liver can lead to cirrhosis just like alcohol. It is very important to change diet and to lose weight.
Answered 12/4/2013
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