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(HealthDay News) -
Fatty liver disease is a condition whose name describes it perfectly: excess fat builds up in the liver.
This excess fat can cause inflammation in the liver, and this can eventually lead to dangerous hardening of the organ.
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Although fatty liver disease cannot be cured, here are some treatments to help reduce or reverse damage, courtesy of the American Liver Foundation:
- Lose weight sensibly through a healthy, balanced diet and regular exercise.
- Lower triglyceride levels through diet and exercise, or through medications.
- Do not drink alcohol.
- Diabetics should keep their disease well under control.
- Eat a healthy, low-calorie and low-fat diet.
- Exercise regularly.
- Have regular checkups and exams with a doctor who specializes in liver diseases.
-- Diana Kohnle
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