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Those are both severe problems. If you continue to drink, they will kill you sooner, rather than later, and either one is a nasty, nasty way to go.

It's not possible to say if the damage can be arrested. Only your physicians can assess that. Eliminating the booze is the first step, though. Good luck.

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Cirrhosis is the seventh leading cause of death by disease in the United States, killing over 25,000 people each year

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Q: How deadly is it if your pancreas is bad and also cirrhosis of the liver from long term alcohol use?
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