I have a fatty liver, is it serious disease ? i am 22 years old !?

Answer 1

Fatty Liver is more of a condition than a disease. You can control it with a more nutrious diet. Losing weight will also help.
Left untreated, fatty liver can lead to more serious complications.

Answer 2

Fatty liver disease affects a whopping 30% of the population. That's 30 out of every 100 people! And some estimates have it at 33%.

And if you're overweight, it's even worse overweight people are extremely more likely than healthy weight individuals to develop this condition.

In other words, you're not alone. Not by a long shot.

Other fatty liver sufferers have reversed their condition, lost weight, and rediscovered their energy, using completely natural remedies. And that means you can, too!

Keep reading to discover more...

Answer 3

If you do something about it NOW, then it can be corrected. Your liver is the only organ that can regenerate. Fatty liver can lead to cirrhosis if not taken care of immediately. Do what the docs tell you to do. Eat right, exercise, whatever it takes. I have cirrhosis, and believe me, you don't want it. It's not something that can be cured, only delayed. And noone knows for how long before transplant is nessary. I've done my fair share of research, and can honestly say that if you correct the problem of a fatty liver now, then you still have high chance of no permanent problems of your liver. I will keep you in my prayers.

Answer 4

Depends on the underlying cause of it. If it is a metabolic disorder, you should be on special diet and follow it.

The more common scenario would be that you went on a binge of drinking alcohol and wound up in ER for some reason or another (fight, maybe?), where they did some tests that showed abnormal liver enzymes.

If you quit drinking in this fashion, the condition is completely reversible.

Answer 5

Loosing wieht too fast might also cause fatty liver

Answer 6

You ought to be ashamed of yourself at your age. You'll turn into a Big Mac if you're not careful.