1. How to treat fatty liver? The main pathological changes of fatty liver is excessive accumulation of neutral fat in the liver, the pathogenesis has not yet been clear, epidemiological investigation shows that fatty liver is caused by alcohol consumption, obesity and so on, but also can be caused by pregnancy, drug and poison poisoning, malnutrition, diabetes, hepatitis virus or other pathogens infections and inborn metabolic defects, etc. In recent years, with the change of people’s lifestyle, the incidence of fatty liver is on the rise, has far exceeded viral hepatitis and jumped to the first place. In recent years, with the change of people’s lifestyles, the incidence of fatty liver in China is on the rise, and has far exceeded viral hepatitis and jumped to the first place. It includes four pathological processes: simple fatty liver, steatohepatitis, fatty liver fibrosis and fatty liver cirrhosis. There is no specific treatment for fatty liver. Finding and removing the causes and triggers, controlling diet and increasing exercise can benefit patients. Western medicine mostly applies lipid-regulating drugs, but many drugs have high toxic side effects, many adverse reactions, long treatment course, less than ideal results, and improper application can also damage the liver and aggravate the condition. Some data show that traditional Chinese medicine treatment of fatty liver is effective, and the use of safe, small side effects, suitable for long-term use of the characteristics of the gradual attention of the people. 2.Is there any method to protect liver and remove stones in liver with distension and pain? Of course there is, but this answer is too general, there is no guiding value to the clinical. Because intrahepatic bile duct stones are diverse, treatment needs to be based on specific conditions, flexible combination of various treatment means. Individualization and integration are the trends in the development of intrahepatic bile duct stone treatment. Usually, the treatment is decided according to the following four aspects: (1) the location of the stone and the number of stones; (2) the effect of the stone on the liver and the whole body (complications); (3) whether there is a narrowing of the intrahepatic bile ducts and the location of the narrowing; and (4) whether there is a mutation of the intrahepatic bile ducts and the location of the mutation. Then the means of treatment include: drug lithotripsy; sinusoidal dilatation via PTCD, percutaneous cholangioscopy stone extraction; cholangioplasty, bile-intestinal anastomosis; hepatic lobectomy; hepatic lobectomy or segmental resection combined with modified bile-intestinal drainage; liver transplantation and so on. 3, suffering from gallstones, gallbladder was removed surgery, can still drink alcohol? The main function of gallbladder is to concentrate and store bile, and bile is mainly used for digesting fat, so after the gallbladder is removed, it will affect the liver’s processing of fat, and if you eat high-fat food or drink alcohol after the gallbladder is removed, it is easy to lead to abdominal discharge and other symptoms. Therefore, although drinking alcohol and eating foods high in fat are not encouraged, drinking alcohol is not a contraindication. Of course, if the gallbladder stones combined with diabetes and other reasons for the removal of the gallbladder, or at the same time the existence of bile ducts, liver disease and cardiovascular disease, it is recommended that you still put down the cup in hand. 4, suffering from gallstones, some people advocate surgery to cut off the gallbladder, some people advocate leaving the gallbladder to remove stones, in the end, which is right or wrong? The debate between “bile preservation” and “bile cutting” is still ongoing, which is right or wrong? It is difficult to judge. My personal opinion: 1, “bile preservation” research is not superfluous, but still need to be in-depth according to the principle of evidence-based medicine; 2, if you meet the following three conditions can be considered for bile preservation: (1) asymptomatic; (2) a single gallbladder stone; (3) gallbladder function is good.