I like watching TV planetsuzy "They generally are a little bit swollen, and they look fat ... They don't look too good," says Don Rockey, chair of the department of internal medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina. But unless you're looking at your liver, you probably wouldn't know if it had turned yellow and bloated from excess fat. And that's precisely the problem: Most people never realize they have the malady unless it's spotted on an ultrasound or blood test or when it's progressed to such an advanced point that symptoms occur.
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I like watching TV planetsuzy "They generally are a little bit swollen, and they look fat ... They don't look too good," says Don Rockey, chair of the department of internal medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina. But unless you're looking at your liver, you probably wouldn't know if it had turned yellow and bloated from excess fat. And that's precisely the problem: Most people never realize they have the malady unless it's spotted on an ultrasound or blood test or when it's progressed to such an advanced point that symptoms occur.| Enviar respuesta
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