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I had a preventive health check . my abdomen ultrasound report had remark as stage 1 fatty liver. my liver function test were normal. is it serious?
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Fatty liver.: Assuming there's no underlying medical condition to treat, (1) lose weight, (2) low cholesterol/fat diet, (3) limit or avoid alcohol. Fatty liver is not necessarily a dangerous condition, but can progress to cause liver inflammation and scar and if you don’t act to control it now.
Answered 10/24/2017
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May: Improve with healthy diet, weight loss and exercise
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