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Understanding MASLD and MASH

How To Work With Your Medical Team To Improve Your Liver Health
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What Are MASLD and MASH?

Spelled out, these two similar conditions are a mouthful. An advocate with the fatty liver disease explains the differences between them.

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Conditions That Can Lead to MASLD and MASH

Several metabolic problems from high blood pressure to excess body fat can lead to fatty liver disease. But those aren't the only causes.

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Conditions That Can Be Caused by MASLD and MASH

Because the liver has so many important functions, any damage can cause other issues across your body.

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Treatment Plan and Lifestyle Changes for MASH

Treatment isn't just about the liver; it's about your overall health. So what will your approach look like?

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Working With Your Care Team and Monitoring Your Liver

Fatty liver disease can go hand in hand with other diseases, so you may have appointments with specialists in different areas.

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Mental Health and MASH

Treat your mental and physical health the same. Chronic illness puts you at a higher risk of depression, which can make long-term health outcomes worse.

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Host Aarón Álvarez and Lance Stein, MD, explain fatty liver disease, from causes and complications to lifestyle changes.

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