Diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes, is closely linked to fatty liver disease because of how the body handles sugar and insulin. When blood sugar levels stay high, the body stores more fat, which can build up in the liver over time.
How diabetes affects the liver
If you have diabetes, your risk of developing fatty liver disease is higher, and the condition can become more serious.
Why this matters
Managing diabetes is important to protect your liver and overall health.
What you can do
Taking control of your diabetes can help reduce your risk of fatty liver disease.
