NASH can be reversible to some extent, depending on the severity of the damage. Making diet and lifestyle changes can improve liver function and reduce inflammation. Weight loss, in particular, has proven to be effective in reducing liver fat and reversing NASH.
If left untreated, NASH can progress to advanced liver disease, such as cirrhosis, where the liver may lose its function and the damage can become irreversible. Early detection and treatment are therefore essential to prevent complications associated with NASH.[1][2]