Drinking tea and coffee. Or Being addictive to fast food. Including ending up with an alcohol party in late week regularly! This Inaccurate lifestyle in working age people is the source of obesity, diabetes and high-fat before invading to “Fatty liver” without knowing … and finally may end up by death !!!
No alcohol drinking… risks for “Fatty Liver” as well
Although “drinking alcohol” causes fatty liver disease. But that does not mean … people who do not drink alcohol are not at risk of this disease !!! The false confidence …bring patients to neglect the health care check of liver !! Until it becomes a serious disease which causes to deatth.
“Fatty Liver” is divided into 4 stages.
The first stage … is a period of fat accumulation in liver. There is no inflammation occurs within the liver.
The second stage … when the accumulation continues. The liver begins to enter inflammation … and if still keeping unchecked, it may become “chronic hepatitis”.
Third stage.. after severe inflammation and fascia accumulation. Liver cells are gradually destroyed.
Fourth stage … when liver cells are destroyed. The liver is unable to function … which lastly notices as “Cirrhosis” or “Liver cancer” !!
Reduce the risk…….only lifestyle change
Losing weight strictly … but do not overdo. According to corpulent people are usually have diabetes along with high fat. Which risk of fatty liver disease is up to 90 percent.
Exercising because “exercise” helps burning excess fat! Which you may select doing aerobics for 30-45 minutes a day for at least 5 days a week.
Food controlling , whether you are obese or diabetic, including having high cholesterol, please avoid fried foods as well as high sugar in food or drinks.
Reduce or stop drinking alcohol. Accordingly, it stimulates liver to work harder.
Since “fatty liver disease” symptoms don’t always display. Many patients are unaware and this is lethal !!! Thus, Gastrointestinal and liver examination it is a solution to check your liver health. Before it is too late… and become a disease which can not be healed!
For more information contact
Gastrointestinal and liver disease Center
Phyathai 3 Hospital, 2nd Floor
Call 0-2467-1111 ext. 3260
