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Read about treatments for NAFLD and NASH. Doctors recommend weight loss to treat these conditions. No medicines have been approved to treat NAFLD and NASH.

Learn about the health conditions that make you more likely to develop NAFLD and NASH. NAFLD and NASH are usually silent diseases with few or no symptoms.

Read about how diet can help prevent and treat NAFLD and NASH. If you have these conditions, your doctor may recommend losing weight and changing your diet.

Learn about how doctors diagnose NAFLD and NASH with information from your medical history, a physical exam, blood tests, imaging tests, and liver biopsy.

Overview of NAFLD, a condition in which fat builds up in your liver, and NASH, a type of NAFLD in which you also have inflammation and liver cell damage.

Read about treatment for NAFLD and NASH in children. Doctors recommend weight loss. No medicines have been approved to treat NAFLD and NASH in children.

Learn about health conditions that make children more likely to develop NAFLD and NASH. NAFLD and NASH are most often silent diseases with few or no symptoms.

Read about how a child’s diet can help prevent and treat NAFLD and NASH. If your child has these conditions, talk with a doctor about the child’s diet.

Learn about how doctors diagnose NAFLD and NASH in children by using medical and family history, a physical exam, blood tests, and liver biopsy.

Overview of NAFLD, a condition in which fat builds up in a child’s liver, and NASH, the type of NAFLD in which a child’s liver has fat, hepatitis, and damage.