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Fatty Liver Treatment in Panipat is gaining importance as fatty liver disease silently affects millions across the country.
Around 38% of Indian adults suffer from Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. Most of them don’t even know they have it because symptoms are silent in the early stages. This makes routine health checks essential.
About 35% of Indian children show signs of fatty liver. The cause? Increased consumption of processed food, lack of outdoor activity, and screen-heavy sedentary lifestyles.
Worldwide, 25–30% of people have NAFLD, making it one of the most widespread chronic liver conditions. India is quickly catching up due to rising lifestyle-related issues.
Each year, around 46 new cases per 1,000 people are reported in India — a sharp rise that reflects growing obesity and diabetes rates.
Over 70% of fatty liver cases go unnoticed in early stages. This silent progress is dangerous and often leads to serious liver damage if not treated on time.
This condition occurs when fat builds up inside the liver cells. A liver should have little to no fat. But in fatty liver disease, fat may cover more than 5–10% of the liver’s weight, causing it to swell and stop working properly.
This type is caused by heavy alcohol use. Alcohol metabolism creates harmful substances that damage liver cells and lead to fat storage. If left unchecked, AFLD can cause inflammation, scarring (fibrosis), and even cirrhosis.
This is the more common type in India. It occurs in non-drinkers and is mainly linked to poor diet, lack of exercise, obesity, and diabetes. If untreated, it can worsen into NASH (Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis) — a severe liver condition.
When body fat increases, so does the fat stored in the liver. A BMI above 25 increases the risk. The more belly fat you have, the greater the danger.
Frequent consumption of fast food, sweets, sugary beverages, and fried snacks adds to liver fat. A high-carb, low-fiber diet makes things worse.
High blood sugar gets stored as fat in the liver. People with diabetes or prediabetes are especially prone to NAFLD.
Too much bad cholesterol or triglycerides in the blood can cause excess fat to build up in the liver over time.
Sedentary life habits slow down your metabolism. Without physical movement, fat doesn’t burn — it collects in places like the liver.
Some drugs (e.g., steroids, chemotherapy, tamoxifen) are known to have fatty liver as a side effect. Always discuss risks with your doctor.
Sudden dieting or extreme weight loss confuses the body’s metabolism, causing fat to accumulate where it shouldn’t — including the liver.
Fat in the liver interferes with how the body stores and uses energy, causing ongoing fatigue.
As the liver becomes inflamed or swollen, it can cause pressure or a dull ache in the upper right side of your abdomen.
Poor liver function affects digestion and nutrient absorption, leading to sudden, unintended weight loss.
A stressed liver slows down digestion and may make you feel full or nauseous, even when you haven’t eaten much.
Yellowing of the eyes or skin may appear when the liver is severely damaged and cannot process bilirubin properly.
Often detected during routine blood tests, high liver enzyme levels are an early warning sign even before physical symptoms appear.
At IBM Hospital, we follow a comprehensive and personalized 5-step approach to effectively treat and manage fatty liver disease. Here’s how we help our patients:
Before starting treatment, a precise diagnosis is essential to understand the condition of your liver. At IBM Hospital, we use the following diagnostic tools:
These blood tests measure the levels of liver enzymes to assess how well your liver is functioning and whether there is any inflammation.
Non-invasive imaging tests that help detect fat deposits in the liver and assess liver stiffness, which could indicate fibrosis or scarring.
If needed, a small sample of liver tissue is taken to confirm inflammation, fibrosis, or advanced liver damage like NASH (Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis).
You will receive a consultation with the best liver specialist in Panipat, who will:
Lifestyle changes play a key role in reversing fatty liver. Our hospital provides:
Designed by our in-house nutritionist, these diets focus on foods rich in fiber, antioxidants, and healthy fats to support liver function.
We help patients lose weight gradually and healthily, avoiding harmful crash diets.
Depending on your health, we recommend low-impact exercises like yoga, walking, or light cardio to improve liver health and reduce fat buildup.
If lifestyle changes alone aren’t enough, we provide medical support:
Prescribed only when necessary, to manage related issues such as blood sugar, cholesterol, or liver inflammation.
Patients with more advanced conditions like Grade 2 fatty liver or NASH are monitored regularly to track progress and ensure treatment effectiveness.
Long-term success depends on consistent follow-up. Our care team ensures:
We keep track of your liver enzyme levels, weight, and symptoms through scheduled visits.
Based on progress, we update your diet, exercise routine, and medications if required.
We focus on overall liver health and aim to prevent further complications through early intervention and continuous care.
Our hepatology team includes doctors who are trained to handle all stages of fatty liver disease — from mild to advanced.
IBM Hospital uses advanced tools like FibroScan, ultrasound, and blood panels to detect liver fat and function with precision.
We treat more than just the liver. Our plans include dieticians, fitness coaches, and chronic disease experts.
Patients receive care in a clean, supportive, and stress-free environment.
All services are provided with transparent pricing, making it easier for families to plan and manage treatment.
If you are looking for:
Your search ends at IBM Hospital. We’re here to provide timely care, clear guidance, and full recovery support.
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