Can lipoma be inherited

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Sitting in a chair all day, I was less than 30 years old. This physical examination actually found out that I had lipoma, which really shocked me. I began to feel that I had problems with my daily life and habits, and I was worried that the lipoma would become more and more serious. Now it's finally cured. Today I'd like to share with you whether lipoma can be inherited.

Can lipoma be inherited

First, if we don't actively treat fatty liver, under multiple evolution, we are likely to form liver cirrhosis. Because once we get fatty liver, our liver load will increase, the liver function will not work normally, the speed of metabolism will slow down, so it may form fatty hepatitis. After that, the body will carry out some self repair, which may lead to the shortage of raw materials, supplement of raw materials, and liver fibrosis. Over time, liver cirrhosis develops.

Second: if you get fatty liver, it is easy to induce hyperlipidemia without active treatment. The liver is our body's largest metabolic organ, and the formation of fatty liver is due to excessive accumulation of fat in the liver, and the performance of cholesterol and some lipids increased, and then induce the formation of hyperlipidemia. Once the formation of high blood lipids, there will be the risk of the formation of other diseases, such as heart disease.

Third: if you get fatty liver without active treatment, you are likely to suffer from type 2 diabetes. According to the research report, nearly half of the patients with fatty liver will cause type 2 diabetes. The formation of fatty liver, seriously affect the normal speed of liver metabolism, so that the body's sugar metabolism can not be normal, so that the body's excessive sugar, resulting in type II diabetes.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that we should pay attention to: active treatment of primary and associated diseases fatty liver is not an independent clinical disease, but a pathological state of excessive accumulation of liver fat caused by various reasons. The most common causes of fatty liver are obesity, diabetes, late complications of hepatitis and alcoholism. Therefore, finding and eliminating the etiology is the fundamental measure to treat the disease.