Among these four groups, group M had the highest proportion of men (66.7%), ever smokers (70.5%), the highest prevalence of high alcohol consumption (75.4%), viral hepatitis (17.3%), iron overload (10.9%), hypertension (57.2%), severe hepatic steatosis (23.8%) and the highest level of blood pressure (mean SBP: 129 mmHg; mean DBP:79.2 mmHg), liver enzymes (mean AST: 33.3 U/L; mean ALT: 31.0 U/L; mean GGT: 69.1 U/L; mean ALP: 88.7 U/L), and fibrosis scores (mean NFS score: −1.45; mean APRI score: 0.47; mean FIB-4 score: 1.46). Here, GPT is linked to fatty liver disease.