What are the causes of alcoholic fatty liver?

Alcoholic fatty liver is caused by long-term excessive drinking.

Alcohol and alcohol metabolites can cause liver cell damage, and inhibit liver cell differentiation and damaged tissue regeneration and repair. If long-term excessive drinking, can cause liver damage, causing alcoholic fatty liver. The amount of alcohol, the duration of drinking and liver damage is directly proportional to the degree, the more alcohol, the longer the drinking time, the greater the damage to the liver, the more likely to occur alcoholic fatty liver.

There are factors such as family history of alcoholic fatty liver, malnutrition, hepatitis virus infection, etc., can increase the incidence of alcoholic fatty liver.