Excessive fat accumulation in the liver accelerates fatty acid metabolism, producing free radicals that damage DNA, cause inflammation, and significantly increase the risk of progressing to cirrhosis and liver cancer.

Itchy skin, sleep disturbances, leg cramps, and muscle stiffness appearing at night can signal liver damage.

I was diagnosed with mild, asymptomatic fatty liver disease during a routine check-up. Can the condition fully recover, and what steps should I take? (Thu Tra, 39, Hanoi)

Persistent itching, dark skin, jaundice, or easy bruising could be early signs of poor liver function that many often overlook.

A 42-year-old reader from Da Nang asks if consuming bitter melon regularly can cool the liver, detoxify it, and prevent liver cancer, citing information about its benefits.

A woman with chronic hepatitis B, 18 weeks pregnant, asks if additional hepatitis D testing is necessary and if it affects the fetus.

I have chronic hepatitis B virus, and my doctor advised me to get tested for hepatitis D virus. Is hepatitis D virus a dangerous type of hepatitis, and why is that? (Hong Tra, Ninh Binh)

I have stage one fatty liver and was advised to limit fried and fatty foods. Why should people with liver disease not eat these foods? (Thanh Tung, 38)

Does consistently drinking brown rice tea help detoxify the liver, prevent cirrhosis, and hepatitis A and B? (Anh Tho, 30, TP HCM)