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Fatty liver is a common cause of liver disease. It can remain as only fatty deposits in the liver or progress to liver inflammation and damage.It can be associated with alcohol use or also may be called non alcoholic fatty liver disease if there it is not caused by alcohol.
In non alcoholic fatty liver, it is mainly related to diet and activity.
You can reduce the chance of progression by increasing your level of activity and also changing your diet.
This would mean reducing the use of soda to a minimum. These contain fructose which has been associated with this type of liver disease.
It would also be important to reduce
carbohydrate use. This has the most impact.
Diveriticulosis refers to out pockets in the
colon. It is mainly treated be a high fiber diet.
The prostate gland enlarges as men age. In most men it is benign (non cancerous).
The
enlarged prostate would cause the increase thickening of the bladder because it affects the flow of urine from the bladder.
I hope this helps