Hepatic Steatosis (Fatty Liver) Often caused by obesity, diabetes, or alcohol abuse, it is a largely asymptomatic condition that can lead to inflammation, liver damage, and cirrhosis if left unmanaged. It is generally reversible through weight loss, diet, and exercise. | Gabay sa Kalusugan - Dr. Gary Sy

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Grade 3 fatty liver (Severe Steatosis) means fat occupies over 66% of your liver, often triggering advanced inflammation or early scarring. Unlike milder stages, Grade 3 symptoms are harder to ignore: Intense Upper Right Pain: Chronic, heavy pressure under the ribs. Severe Fatigue: Exhaustion that prevents daily activities. Jaundice: Yellowing of eyes/skin due to bilirubin buildup. Ascites: Visible abdominal swelling from fluid. Mental Confusion: "Brain fog" or forgetfulness from toxin buildup.

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