What does AFLD mean in DISEASES

The primary cause of AFLD is excessive drinking over a prolonged period of time. Consuming more than two drinks per day for men, or one drink per day for women, increases the risk of developing fatty liver disease.

Symptoms can vary depending on how much fat has built up in the liver. In some cases, people with AFLD may experience fatigue, abdominal pain or discomfort, loss of appetite and weight loss.

Yes. The most important treatment for AFLD is stopping or reducing alcohol consumption as soon as possible. Other treatments may include lifestyle modifications such as exercise and eating a healthy diet, as well as medications to treat symptoms and complications related to fatty liver disease.

Yes, there are several risk factors associated with this condition including obesity, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels. Being male is also considered a risk factor since men tend to have higher rates of alcohol use than women.

It can be very serious if left untreated as it can lead to cirrhosis or even death in some cases if not managed properly. It's important that people who think they may be at risk seek medical advice from their doctor right away so that appropriate treatment can be given if necessary.