If you have this condition, you may experience fatigue, loss of appetite, and bleeding (due to esophageal varices). Your doctor may also notice an enlarged liver upon palpation.
7/10 Abnormal blood tests?
You may have abnormal blood tests in terms of Gamma GT and transaminases (too high) or even have an intra-abdominal effusion of fluid.
8/10 Are you at risk?
Risk factors for fatty liver disease include an excessively large waist circumference, being overweight, insulin resistance, or fasting hyperglycemia.
9/10 Don’t hesitate to consult a doctor.
It is advisable to consult a doctor regularly if you suffer from hypertension, diabetes or obesity, including tests and palpation.
10/10 No treatment currently exists.
While there is no cure for NASH at present, weight loss improves liver damage. To prevent the disease, regular physical activity and a healthy diet are ideal.
