Liver Disease & Fatty Liver Management
Liver disease and fatty liver can develop gradually and may cause few noticeable symptoms in the early stages. Conditions such as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), previously called NAFLD, can be associated with obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol and other metabolic health concerns.
Our liver care approach focuses on identifying potential causes, assessing liver health and creating a management plan suited to the individual. Evaluation may include medical history, physical examination, blood tests and appropriate imaging or liver assessment when required.
Personalized Fatty Liver Management
Management commonly focuses on sustainable lifestyle changes, including a balanced diet, appropriate physical activity and gradual weight management. For people who are overweight, even modest weight loss can reduce liver fat, while greater weight reduction may help improve liver inflammation and fibrosis.
Ongoing Liver Health Support
Depending on the underlying condition and risk factors, care may also involve monitoring liver enzymes, metabolic conditions and signs of liver fibrosis or progression. Alcohol intake, medications and other potential contributors may also be reviewed as part of a comprehensive assessment.