health π©Ί Diabetes risk for liver damage? Doctor shares tips
Diabetes can significantly impact liver health, increasing the risk of developing fatty liver disease. Dr Lubna Chingili at the Global Innovation Centre, NURA, stated that high blood sugar causes excess glucose to convert into fat stored in the liver. Early signs might include persistent fatigue or discomfort in the upper right abdomen. Regular testing, like liver function tests or ultrasound, is crucial for early detection. Managing blood sugar and maintaining a healthy weight are key preventative steps. π©Ί