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A member asked:
I am obese 38f. i have lost 38lbs. because i found out i have fatty liver. my right area still aches. does this mean its getting worse
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No,: Fatty liver is typically painless. Losing weight should help, no matter what. Sometimes you will develop gallstones when losing weight. This would cause the right side pain.
Answered 9/22/2016
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