Fatty liver is closely related to obesity, high cholesterol and
hypertension, although it is difficult to detect, there are some symptoms that can
indicate this disease.
What can be the warning signs of fatty liver.
Are they easy to identify?
Or are they only detectable in laboratory tests are fever and
abdominal pain.
Among them.
Let's see in this video, when fat accumulates in liver cells, it is
called hepatic steatosis, that is fatty liver.
This is a disease that prevents the liver from performing its functions properly.
The liver is responsible for several
processes producing proteins regulating fat metabolism,
eliminating toxins from the blood controlling amino acids at a general
level.
Therefore it is essential for general well being.
If it cannot fulfil its functions, the health of the rest of the body suffers.
Therefore, the affected person begins to experience various discomforts.
Some of them so common that they can be confused with other health problems.
People who regularly consume excess alcohol are very prone to fatty
liver.
However, alcoholism is not the only risk factor associated with the
disease.
Other associated factors are suffer from diabetes, being overweight or
obese, maintain bad eating habits, have high cholesterol levels,
etcetera.
Now, let's see six warning signs of fatty liver.
In most cases hepatic stenosis is a symptomatic.
That means that until the person is tested, it is difficult to detect
some tests that are used to diagnose this disease are blood tests,
liver ultrasounds, liver biopsies.
So there is no set of signals that specifically warn about fatty liver.
However, it should be noted that some patients do experience symptoms
or specific health problems that can be related to fatty liver.
Let's see them below:
According to what some patients have experienced.
One of the warning signs of fatty liver is abdominal pain, although
not the one that appears in isolation, but the one that occurs together with other
annoyances.
It is experienced in the center or upper right part of the abdomen.
However, it does not have to do with a specific activity or effort.
It can appear after eating because the stomach expands and presses on the
enlarged liver.
Another possible warning sign of fatty liver is abdominal swelling, which is
also known as ascites.
It consists of fluids between the visceral and parietal peritoneum and is
usually a consequence of liver disease.
The symptoms of the cities are indigestion, abdominal distention,
difficulty breathing pain in the backside of the back, edema of the
ankles may also occur.
One of the possible warning signs of fatty liver is a lack of energy and constant
fatigue as the liver cannot function properly.
The metabolism slows down and then unexplained tiredness
appears.
It is also possible to experience concentration problems, confusion
among other symptoms.
Through urine, we can detect some ailments or diseases.
Do not forget that this liquid carries toxins and waste in the case of
fatty liver, the urine will be a darker color than usual.
In addition, the stools may also show changes, but whiter or clay
colored and more stench than usual.
Another of the warning signs of fatty liver has to do with changes in the skin.
The most significant difference in the skin when there is a fatty liver is the appearance of
jaundice.
This yellow coloration appears on the skin and mucous membranes
due to the increase in the levels of bilirubin accumulated in the
tissues.
Other skin changes due to the fatty liver are fragile, capillary,
discolored neck and armpits.
Reading palms of the hands, spider veins on the back, chest or
shoulders.
White spots may appear under the nails.
Once the fatty liver has been diagnosed, the next step is to
begin proper treatment.
In addition to the medications that your doctor may prescribe, it is essential to follow a
low fat diet.
Here are some recommendations, reduce your intake of refined
products, flowers and white sugars are in this group.
Try opting for whole grains and whole grain versions.
Instead, follow a mediterranean diet.
It is one of the healthiest that exists since it is based on many foods low in fat
or with healthy fats, avoid alcohol.
It is one of the main enemies of the liver.
In addition, the consumption of alcoholic beverages in excess can lead to steatosis
and cirrhosis.
Don't take certain medications.
Check with your doctor to find out which drugs can be harmful if you have a fatty
liver.
Do sports.
Regular exercise helps the liver system work properly.
It is advisable to practice it at least three times a week.
Rest is important.
We should also exercise a little each day to promote the recovery process as well
as to promote the health of the rest of your body.
Therefore don't completely rule out your daily 30 to 40 minute walk or
stretching session.