Stomach upset is a common experience. People associate swelling, mild pain or nausea after eating with food, stress or acidity. But in some people, these problems are not related to the stomach, but to the liver. In the initial stage of fatty liver, there is no severe pain, but mild symptoms are seen.

Feeling very full even after eating a little is often called slow digestion or gas. In fatty liver, due to accumulation of fat on the liver, it enlarges slightly, which puts pressure on the surrounding organs. This pressure causes heaviness after eating, which starts happening again and again.