India, Aug. 26 -- Fatty liver is a common lifestyle disease. It is not seen merely in the forties, but among the youth too, as early as the twenties and thirties. The common understanding is that when the liver gets affected, the damage extends to the organ's main functions, like regulating metabolism, detoxification, and so on. But the physiological system is extensively interconnected, so fatty liver can influence other systems as well. It can also affect your reproductive health.

Dr Manjunath CS, fertility specialist at Birla Fertility and IVF, Bangalore, weighed in, revealing how people in their twenties, thirties, even those who don't drink, are getting fatty liver. She cautioned that they are being diagnosed with non-alcoholic fatt...