Fatty Liver

Fatty liver is the excessive buildup of fat in the liver cells, a condition that in many people produces no obvious symptoms in its early stages.

Why pay attention to it? Although it is often silent, it can be detected in routine studies and is worth monitoring, since over time it could affect liver function.

Associated factors: it is usually related to being overweight, insulin resistance, metabolic disorders, and dietary habits.

Which specialist evaluates it? The gastroenterologist and the internist are frequent points of reference, and the nutritionist provides support with habits; a general practitioner can begin the guidance. If you have been told about findings in your liver, it is worth having a professional review your case comprehensively.