A person with hepatitis is advised not to eat food rich in fat. Why?

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Dear Student,

The hepatic patients are at high risk of liver damage. Food rich in fats can cause deposition of fat on the liver and this fatty liver can lead to the development of cirrhosis or scarring of the liver.

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A person with hepatitis is advised not to eat food rich in fat. Why?

Dear Student, The hepatic patients are at high risk of liver damage. Food rich in fats can cause deposition of fat on the liver and this fatty liver can lead to the development of cirrhosis or scarring of the liver. Regards

Dear Student,

The hepatic patients are at high risk of liver damage. Food rich in fats can cause deposition of fat on the liver and this fatty liver can lead to the development of cirrhosis or scarring of the liver.

Regards