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Fatty liver is a common condition that may not show obvious symptoms in its early stages. It occurs when fat accumulates in the liver, associated with obesity, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and high blood lipids. It is often discovered incidentally during blood tests or imaging studies, with symptoms including persistent fatigue and pain in the upper right abdomen. It can progress to signs of liver scarring (cirrhosis), such as loss of appetite and jaundice. Diagnosis is made through medical history assessment, blood tests like liver enzymes, and ultrasound imaging. Treatment typically involves lifestyle modifications, especially gradual weight loss, increased physical activity, and dietary adjustments to reduce saturated fats and sugars. There is no specific medical treatment for fatty liver unless it reaches advanced stages, in which case medical monitoring and treatment of complications are employed as needed, with an emphasis on preventing further liver damage.
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