Hyderabad:
In the past, liver problems were mainly seen in alcoholics. Now due to food habits and modern lifestyle errors, they are increasing exponentially in the common people as well. Studies have shown that obesity, diabetes, and hypertension contribute to the prevalence of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH/MASLD).
About 16 to 32 percent of the population of India is suffering from fatty liver problem, and this menace is more than 35 percent even in children, which is a matter of great concern. Doctors suggest that reducing junk food, adding fresh vegetables and greens to the diet and exercising regularly can prevent these liver diseases.
Fatty liver problem on the rise in the country: Doctors warn of the threat even in children
Medical experts are concerned that about 16 to 32 percent of people in India are affected by non-alcoholic fatty liver due to changing food habits and lifestyle.
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- About 38.6 percent of heart disease patients in the country are diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
- This problem is increasing by 35.4 percent among children due to junk food and lack of physical activity.
