Can fatty liver that has lasted for more than ten years still be cured?

Fatty liver that has persisted for over ten years usually cannot be cured, and the specific analysis is as follows:

When a patient has had fatty liver for more than ten years, it is generally considered irreversible. Most patients with fatty liver develop the condition primarily due to excessive accumulation of fat in the liver, often caused by consuming too many high-calorie foods in daily life, leading to impaired fat elimination. Treatment for fatty liver requires long-term commitment, as while the condition can be controlled, relapse is still possible. If healthy lifestyle habits are not maintained, recurrence may occur. Although fatty liver is not an incurable disease, it may potentially lead to other health complications. To alleviate this condition and achieve control, improvements must begin with daily dietary adjustments. Patients should reduce their intake of high-sugar, high-oil, and high-fat foods, and consume more fresh fruits and whole grains, which can effectively enhance metabolism, accelerate intestinal motility, and assist the body in eliminating toxins.

It is recommended that once diagnosed with this condition, patients should avoid taking medications indiscriminately, as drug abuse may cause drug-induced liver injury, which could negatively affect subsequent treatment.