A 55-year-old overweight man with type 2 diabetes has persistently elevated alanine transaminase and ultrasound-confirmed fatty liver. He drinks minim...

Question

A 55-year-old overweight man with type 2 diabetes has persistently elevated alanine transaminase and ultrasound-confirmed fatty liver. He drinks minimal alcohol. What is the most important initial management?

Accepted Answer

Structured weight loss and lifestyle modification

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Start high-dose corticosteroids

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Immediate liver transplant assessment

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Stop all statins to protect the liver

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Advise high-protein diet to reverse steatosis

uk-plab-1 MCQ (SBA): Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

A 55-year-old overweight man with type 2 diabetes has persistently elevated alanine transaminase and ultrasound-confirmed fatty liver. He drinks minimal alcohol. What is the most important initial management?