Many cancers can cause elevated ALT and AST, such as liver and biliary cancers. Also, any cancer that spreads to the liver or bones causes such a condition. However, Cancers are overall a rare cause of elevated ALT and AST.
The link between nonalcoholic fatty liver and diarrhea is yet to be established. Diarrhea can occur only in the late stages of the fatty liver when the liver function deteriorates (cirrhosis).
The time it takes to reverse a fatty liver depends on several factors. Early stages of fatty liver can be reversible within a few months with optimal management (mainly weight loss and diet control). Unfortunately, the late stages of fatty liver (Fibrosis stages 3 and 4). are unlikely to be completely reversible.
Fatty liver (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease) is one of the commonest diseases worldwide. Often caused by faulty diet habits and causes no symptoms most of the time.
Fatty liver disease is typically painless. However, a small subset of people with fatty liver may complain of dull pain in the right abdomen.
