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Fatty liver and high haemoglobin share common risk factors rather than having a direct causal relationship Iron metabolism disturbances can link liver dysfunction to blood count changes Sleep apnoea frequently occurs with both conditions and may explain elevated haemoglobin Chronic inflammation from fatty liver can affect multiple metabolic pathways Insulin resistance contributes to both hepatic steatosis and altered blood parameters Shared Metabolic Factors That Affect Both Conditions Metabolic syndrome represents the common thread connecting fatty liver disease and elevated haemoglobin in many patients
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