Elevated hepatic enzymes are indicative of hepatocellular injury, encompassing inflammation and necrosis. Upon hepatocyte destruction, specific enzymes (hepatic transaminases) are released into the circulation. Left untreated, persistently high liver enzymes can lead to serious liver diseases like cirrhosis and even liver cancer.

Fatty liver grade 3 is the final stage of fatty liver disease. If not treated promptly, the disease will progress to cirrhosis or even liver cancer and lead to rapid death.

Calcification is a condition that can occur on any soft tissue in the body, most of which are benign. Liver calcification is a sign of chronic inflammation in the liver and is usually detected by ultrasound or x-ray.

Calcified liver is a condition of liver scarring due to old trauma to the liver area, liver abscess or parasitic infection... Normally, small calcifications are not worrisome. However, when the calcifications are large, they can cause inflammation of the bile ducts in the liver. Through ultrasound, X-ray of calcified liver can be detected and diagnosed.

Liver calcification nodules are the result of chronic inflammatory damage, caused by small stones in the bile ducts, bile pigment deposits, or dead parasites. Liver calcification can lead to serious complications that negatively affect the liver and overall health.

Liver cirrhosis is a dangerous, chronic condition that can result in severe complications, including death, if not promptly diagnosed and treated. What is the life expectancy for liver cirrhosis, and what are treatment options to prolong a patient’s life

Hot weather causes the human body to produce a lot of heat, the skin is prone to acne, dryness, cracking, darkening, melasma... leading to loss of confidence. These factors are suggestive of liver heat. So when cooling the liver in hot weather, what should we pay attention to?

Liver cancer is a serious disease and a leading cause of death for both men and women. It is often detected at a late stage, making treatment difficult and resulting in a poor prognosis.

Fatty liver disease is a common condition with an increasing prevalence. If not detected and treated early, fatty liver disease can lead to hepatitis, cirrhosis, or even liver cancer. Therefore, the best approach is to prevent the disease by incorporating foods that help maintain a healthy balance for the liver.

Drinking coffee not only enhances alertness when needed but also has the potential to prevent certain diseases if consumed appropriately. However, individuals with liver diseases often worry about the impact of coffee on liver function. Let's explore the reality: "Is drinking milk coffee harmful to the liver?"

What to avoid and what to eat for people with fatty liver disease will directly affect the process and effectiveness of disease treatment and help prevent complications.