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Fatty Liver

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I think most overweight and obese people have fatty liver. That's why most surgeons require either a strict diet or a completely liquid diet prior to surgery, in order to shrink the liver so that it won't be in the way during the surgery.

I wouldn't worry about it; it can go away with weight loss.

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The pre op diet shrinks your organs and should reduce some of the surgical risks caused by a fatty liver.

Your weight loss should help alleviate your fatty liver. I've always been told that's the only treatment for fatty liver. It counts as a comorbidity for insurance purposes.

Long term it can lead to scarring or chirrosis.

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