(HealthDay News) -- Fatty liver occurs when liver cells
accumulate too much fat, potentially impacting the liver's ability
to function.
The Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center suggests how
fatty liver can be managed, treated and sometimes prevented:
- If related to malnutrition, fatty liver can be remedied with a
nutritious diet and vitamin supplements.
- A liver transplant may be required for advanced cases.
- Eating a healthy, balanced diet can help reduce your risk.
- Avoiding excessive alcohol consumption can help prevent fatty
liver.
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