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Fatty liver once considered rare in pediatric population, has now become a significant public health issue.

Understanding #fattyliver disease:
1. The liver is an important organ in the body and all the food and drugs consumed by us is processed in the liver.
2. If a person ingests more carbohydrates and #fats than they need, an imbalance is created which leads to a deposition of fats in various parts of the body including the liver
3. If the fat content of liver is more than 5% it can be considered as fatty liver.

Rising Prevalence:
Statistics and data illustrating the increasing incidence of fatty liver disease in children. In the United States and the other parts of the western world, fatty liver is among the top two causes of chronic liver disease and cirrhosis. India now also stands in top 3 countries in terms of fatty liver cases

Contributing Factors:
1. Sedentary Lifestyle: Sedentary lifestyle leads to reduced physical activity, promoting fatty liver as there isn’t any output or burning of fats and carbohydrates.
2. Poor Dietary Habits: Diet high in processed foods and sugars, contribute to fat accumulation in the liver, leading to fatty liver disease.
3. Childhood Obesity: Excess fat in the body increases fat deposition in the liver, exacerbating inflammation and metabolic dysfunction, leading to fatty liver disease.

Complex Interplay:
1. Genetic Factors: Genetic predisposition may interact with environmental factors like diet and lifestyle, influencing fatty liver disease development.
2. Insulin Resistance: Insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome disrupt glucose metabolism, promoting fat accumulation in the liver, a key factor in fatty liver disease development.

Health Implications:
1. Potential Consequences: Consequences of fatty liver include liver inflammation, while long-term risks involve liver scarring, cirrhosis, and increased susceptibility to liver-related complications like liver failure.
2. Impact on Quality of Life: Fatty liver disease in children can lead to physical symptoms such as fatigue, abdominal pain, and difficulty concentrating. Emotionally, it may cause stress, anxiety, and decreased self-esteem

Addressing the Issue:
1. Prevention Strategies: To prevent and manage fatty liver disease in children, promote healthy eating, regular exercise, limit screen time, and ensure regular medical check-ups.
2. Importance of Early Intervention: Early detection and intervention are crucial to prevent complications and improve outcomes in children with fatty liver disease.

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