Depending on the amount and kind of damage there may be some recovery, but rarely if ever total.
it makes the liver work in over time and it gets worn out then it will shut down after a period of time.
That causes the cirrhosis of the liver. You get the signs of liver failure and portal hypertension at the same time.
ise is british, ize is american..
Chronic, as opposed to acute, means something that develops over a long period of time. Chronic liver disease would include cirrhosis (scarring of liver tissue) due to alcoholism.
Sulphasalazine, which is an inexpensive and readily available pharmaceutical, holds promise for reversing cirrhosis of the liver.
It helps revitalise your body to do more stuff...
Any nacotic taken over a long period of time can damage your liver....the nausea medicine I'm not so sure of....
Time, as defined by the amount of alcohol the liver can process in a given period.
Abusive drinking for a period of decades can cause liver damage.
Your liver filters the blood in your body turning the filtered product into bile. thats how alcoholics have cirrhosis of the liver(hardening of the liver) because it has filtered to much alcohol out of the bloodstream for to long of a period of time.
Yes and no. Alcohol can destroy the liver if too much alcohol is consumed. However, an individual does not consume alcohol for a long period of time, the liver can heal itself.
It causes fatty tissue to build up in the liver, it suppresses enzymes needed to break down toxins in the body, and it causes scar tissue to form inside the liver (cirrhosis).