Liver palms can also occur in fatty liver. Liver is an important organ in the human body, when fatty liver progresses gradually and estrogen decreases gradually in the liver, liver palms will appear. Liver palms are a common sign in patients with chronic liver disease, mainly manifested as obvious congestion between the greater and lesser fishes of the thumb, which is common in chronic hepatitis B and cirrhosis of the liver. Fatty liver is caused by a variety of reasons, and as the condition worsens, it will continue to cause damage to liver function. For patients with mild to moderate fatty liver, liver palms usually do not appear. If patients with severe fatty liver are combined with liver fibrosis or cirrhosis, liver palms will appear. Once fatty liver is diagnosed, it must be actively treated by taking lipid-lowering drugs to reduce further damage to the liver, and oral liver-protecting drugs are needed for those with abnormal liver function. In the course of treatment, you should also eat more light food and reduce the intake of fatty food. Actively participate in physical exercise to promote fat metabolism.