That's easy to figure out from its name. It can get serious. When that happens, it is called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis. For some people, it gets so bad it can lead to the liver failing.
Here are the symptoms: Fatigue, weight loss and a pain in the upper right abdomen.
No one is sure what causes it. The liver just cannot break down fats like it is suppose to. The forms the disease takes is:
Another form is Disease-associated Cirrhosis. Now the liver is becoming scarred and can lead to liver failure.
While doctors do not know what causes this disease, they are aware of certain people who have risk factors. The risk factors include:
Gastric bypass surgery
High levels of triglycerides in the blood
Some medications
Obesity
Rapid weight loss
type 2 diabetes
Wilson's disease
This is not a disease to be taken lightly as you'll read from a woman who's husband has the condition and is in the final stages.
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