These visible signs may be hiding liver disease

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9/10 Don’t hesitate to consult a doctor.
It is advisable to consult a doctor regularly if you suffer from hypertension, diabetes or obesity, including tests and palpation.

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10/10 No treatment currently exists.
While there is no cure for NASH at present, weight loss improves liver damage. To prevent the disease, regular physical activity and a healthy diet are ideal.

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