Fatty liver is becoming common among teenagers and adults under 40 due to poor diet and inactivity, even without alcohol consumption.
It’s a silent disease. Most young people don’t notice it until it's caught during routine check-ups or once complications start.
High sugar diets, processed food, lack of exercise, and stress are key contributors in young adults living in urban areas.
In the early stage, fatty liver can be reversed through regular exercise, better eating habits, and weight management.
If untreated, fatty liver may lead to liver inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis, or even liver cancer in the long run.
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