Fatty liver
Fatty liver is accumulation of excess fat in the liver because of faulty fat metabolism in the liver. Traditionally known to occur in association with excessive alcohol intake, this disease is now reaching epidemic proportions in the developed countries due to the non-alcoholic variant. The non-alcoholic fatty liver occurs in association with metabolic syndrome consisting of hypertension, diabetes, obesity and hyperlipidaemia.
There are usually no associated symptoms. It may be diagnosed during an ultrasound examination done as part of a routine health check. If there is excessive fat accumulation the liver gets inflamed. The patient may experience fullness on the right side of the abdomen along with indigestion. Cause of the disease may be assessed with investigations that check the weight, blood pressure, blood sugar levels, cholesterol levels and a test to detect an over or under active thyroid. Blood tests, an ultrasound and in some cases, a liver biopsy can help assess the degree of damage to the liver.
Prevention is the best treatment and if uncontrolled can even end up in liver failure. A new study has revealed that omega-3 fatty acids could be of significant value in the prevention of fatty liver disease. Scientists have now developed a synthetic drug that can reverse fatty liver disease. A biological switch that regulates a protein that causes fatty liver disease has been discovered by scientists. This discovery could eventually lead to interventions that could help people suffering from obesity-induced fatty liver disease and diabetes.
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Do you know that cutting down on alcohol and smoking can be beneficial for your liver and keep cirrhosis at bay? Read on to know more about the tips helpful for protecting your liver.
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Strength training workouts, also known as weight or resistance training, may bring down the levels of fat in your liver, says a new study. Read on to know more about the condition and exercises you must try.
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Posted By
IANS, March 18, 2019 at 08:03am
Strength training is not only helpful for your heart and bones, but it can also fat accumulation in liver and enhance your blood glucose regulation, finds study.
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Posted By
Agencies, March 02, 2019 at 02:30pm
According to a study published in the journal Cancer Prevention Research, tomatoes can help reduce fatty liver disease, inflammation and liver cancer development.
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Ditch red meat and switch to healthier alternatives for, in the long run, it is increasing your chances of developing liver disease.
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Fatty liver, also known as hepatic steatosis, is a term describing the buildup of fat in your liver. It s normal to have small amounts of fat in your liver, but too much is worrisome. But, according to a new study, 27 molecules have been discovered to help treat fatty liver disease and obesity.
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If you suffer from metabolic syndrome, you are going to need a lot more Vitamin C to protect yourself against cardiovascular diseases and diabetes mellitus says new research.
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According to a new study, a diet which includes high fat and high cholesterol can cause changes in the immune system and may put you at the risk of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). It is considered as a serious nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Here are some foods which you should exclude from your diet to take charge of the condition.
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Green leafy vegetables have been found to reduce the risk of developing fatty liver disease. Here are some green smoothies you can whip up for a healthy liver.
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Posted By
Agencies, December 19, 2018 at 01:48pm
Eating green leafy vegetables in larger portion daily may reduce the risk of developing fatty liver disease, suggests researchers in a mice study.
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Moms who breastfeed their child or children for six months and more are at a much lower risk of getting non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
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A condition in which fat builds up in your liver can be termed as a fatty liver disease. But, you shouldn't worry anymore as we tell you how to tackle it.
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Treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is weight loss and lifestyle modification including diet changes and regular exercise.
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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is on the rise in Iran with 30% of the population being already hit, shows record. This chronic liver condition can affect children as well, say experts.
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Know all about what you should eat in order to fight an ailing liver and recover quickly from fatty liver disease.
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We ask a renowned gastroenterologist, Dr Purushottam Vashistha from Nanavati Super Speciality hospital to bust 5 common myths about liver diseases.
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It can occur in any age group but is commonly seen in the people in their 40s and 50s. Here, we decode it for you. Read it and take necessary precautions.
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A condition like NAFLD needs attention, if ignored it could lead to NASH or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis which can lead to cirrhosis.
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