Center for Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Health – CDCH

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Treatment in Daly City, San Francisco

Center for Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Health (CDCH) offers comprehensive non-alcoholic fatty liver disease treatment in Daly City, San Francisco. Our board-certified professionals create a personalized treatment program with advanced imaging, nutritional counseling, and metabolic monitoring to help support liver health and improve liver function.

Understanding The Condition

What is Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease?

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is a condition where fat builds up in the liver in people who consume little or no alcohol.

It often develops slowly, and fatty liver disease often remains silent in the early stages. Some people may experience fatigue or mild discomfort in the upper right side of the abdomen.

NAFLD usually happens due to metabolic problems like obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance. Poor diet, lack of exercise, and weight gain also increase the risk. These factors cause the body to store more fat, which may collect in the liver and gradually affect its normal function.

What is MASH (Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis)?

MASH is an advanced form of fatty liver disease in which excess fat builds up in the liver and triggers inflammation and damage to liver cells, primarily caused by underlying metabolic dysfunction rather than alcohol use. It is the updated clinical term for what was previously known as NASH.

The terms MASH and NASH reflect an updated naming convention.

Both terms refer to the same advanced form of fatty liver disease, involving fat buildup, liver inflammation, and fibrosis.

Signs of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver & MASH Symptoms

Symptoms of fatty liver disease, including advanced stages such as MASH, may develop gradually, from mild fatigue to more serious liver issues. Early recognition may support timely evaluation and treatment and protect your liver health.

Common Signs of a Fatty Liver

MASH Symptoms (Advanced Fatty Liver Disease)

Services We Offer for Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Treatment in Daly City, San Francisco

At CDCH, we offer comprehensive non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) treatment in Daly City, San Francisco, including specialized care for MASH (advanced fatty liver disease). Our expert team uses a patient-centered approach to reduce liver fat, improve metabolic health, and support optimal liver function.

Comprehensive Evaluation and MASH Diagnosis

We start with a detailed consultation to review your medical history, lifestyle, and metabolic health. We use blood tests, FibroScan, and imaging studies to assess liver fat and inflammation. For advanced cases, we may recommend a liver biopsy to assess fibrosis or cirrhosis more accurately.

Personalized NASH Diet and Lifestyle Management

Based on medical evaluation, we create a personalized treatment plan to manage NASH. Our experts identify habits and foods that increase liver fat. We provide individualized guidance on diet, physical activity, and sugar management to support liver recovery and support long-term liver health.

Advanced Medication for MASH Treatment

We may prescribe medications that may help reduce liver fat and support liver health. These may include GLP-1 agonists, insulin sensitizers, and vitamin therapy, where appropriate. We also provide a targeted weight loss approach using medications and lifestyle strategies through targeted weight loss for MASH, aiming for a 7–10% reduction in total body weight to support liver and metabolic health.

Specialized Care for Advanced Stages

Our team provides advanced care for patients with progressive liver damage. This includes managing cirrhosis, screening for liver cancer, and evaluating advanced treatment options such as bariatric surgery or liver transplantation when necessary. At our clinic, we also provide targeted therapies such as medical therapy, metabolic treatment, or antifibrotic therapy for advanced MASH liver disease treatment.

What Should You Eat and Avoid with Fatty Liver?

A healthy, balanced diet plays an important role in managing fatty liver disease and reducing inflammation. Below is a guide to foods that may help support liver health and foods best limited to promote better liver function.

Foods to Avoid

Foods to Eat

Why Choose Us for Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Treatment in Daly City, San Francisco?

At CDCH, our board-certified specialists provide non-alcoholic fatty liver disease treatment in Daly City, San Francisco, focused on evidence-based, patient-centered care. Patients choose us because:

Why Choose Us for NAFLD

Our board-certified specialists develop personalized plans for patients with NAFLD, MASH, and NASH.

We monitor liver fat, inflammation, and liver stiffnes using advanced tools.

We accept a wide range of insurance plans (Medicare, Fidelis Care, Beacon, Cigna, and Carelon to keep care affordable.

We follow HIPAA privacy standards to protect patient confidentiality.

We focus on patient comfort by through personalized care plans, flexible scheduling, and a supportive environment.

Serving Patients in Daly City, San Francisco

CDCH offers accessible, patient-focused liver care in Daly City, San Francisco. Our center is conveniently located for easy visits, with modern facilities designed to support patient comfort and safety.

Meet Our Care Team

Board-Certified Gastroenterologist
AGPCNP-BC (Primary Care & GI Support)

Board Certified

All providers meet the highest standards of care

Same-Week Appointments

Quick access to expert care when you need it

Local to Bay Area

Serving Daly City, San Francisco & surrounding areas

FAQs About Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Treatment in Daly City, San Francisco

You can manage fatty liver through a balanced diet and regular physical activity. Our experts at CDCH offer a structured NASH diet that supports healthy fat metabolism and reduces metabolic stress.

Early Treatment May Help Support Better Liver Health Outcomes

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