
From a clinical perspective, the key issue in fatty liver is not whether symptoms are present, but whether fat accumulation is ongoing and whether it has started to affect liver inflammation or metabolic function.

Liver cirrhosis does not usually appear suddenly. It is often the result of long-term changes that gradually build up over time.

In clinical practice, abnormal liver function is often not discovered because of obvious discomfort. It is more commonly identified through routine blood tests or health checks.