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What is liver failure in dogs?
when a dog takes too much medecine, the liver fails.
What are some of the health problems overweight dogs can have?
They could have Diabetes,Heart Failure,Liver Disease,Arthitis\by Sarah in year 4
Is cirrhosis liver failure?
Yes, cirrhosis is the last stage of liver failure (after "fibrosis").
What are the consequences of liver failure?
Liver failure is a serious chronic medical condition which requires treatment. Liver failure signs and symptoms include ascites (swelling of the abdomen), gastrointestinal bleeding, encephalopathy, and dilation of blood vessels on the abdomen. Untreated liver failure may be fatal.
Where can I find information about how to diagnose, treat, and prevent liver failure.?
The way to avoid liver failure is to not drink so often. It one consumes less alcohol then you will be good to go and eat healthy. Eating healthy can also help with this condition. Eating healthy can also help with this condition. Eating healthy can also help with this condition.
Canine vicohydrocodone dosage?
you really shouln't give that to dogs unless carefully prescribed by your veterinarian, it has Tylenol in it as well as hydrocodone. Tylenol is Toxic to dogs, it can cause liver failure and can lead to death.
Symptoms of liver failure?
Early symptoms of liver failure include jaundice, nausea, vomiting, tiredness, difficulty concentrating, and confusion. These symptoms may be accompanied by pain in the upper right area of the abdomen.
What will to much alcohol do to your liver?
To much alcohol can cause liver failure.
Is hepatitis b diagnosed by a liver biopsy?
Liver biopsy can be done to examine liver tissue for potential damage and use it to diagnose Hepatitis B. However, specific blood tests can also be used to diagnose Hepatitis B.
Identify the Signs of Liver Failure?
Failure of the liver happens when a large portion of the liver is damaged and no longer able to function. Typically, liver failure is a gradual process that happens over the course of several of years. Some people however, experience acute liver failure which can occur suddenly and rapidly. This is often caused by a virus or an overdose of acetaminophen. If the virus or overdose is treated in a timely manner, the liver will often recover. It is important to be able to identify the signs of liver failure so that you can seek medical attention if you suspect that your liver is failing. In its first stages, liver failure can be difficult for doctors to diagnose since its early symptoms are also the same symptoms of many other conditions. These symptoms include fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, and diarrhea. As liver failure progresses and becomes more serious, the symptoms also become more severe. These symptoms include a swollen abdomen, mental confusion, jaundice, bleeding easily, sleepiness and even coma. If these symptoms are experienced, the patient needs immediately medical attention as liver failure is a very serious condition. If the liver does completely fail due to deterioration, doctors will usually try to save any portion of the liver that is still functioning. If the liver has completely deteriorated, then the patient will need to receive a liver transplant. Fortunately, liver transplants have a very high success rate overall. Fortunately, liver failure is highly preventable and people can take many steps to reduce their risk of liver failure. Liver failure can be avoided by drinking alcohol in moderation. In addition, it is important to avoid taking acetaminophen if you have been drinking. Practicing proper hygiene can also help prevent viruses that cause liver failure. Practicing frequent hand washing throughout the day, especially after using the bathroom or before eating is very important. Finally, eating a healthy diet, avoiding illegal intravenous drugs, using condoms, getting a hepatitis vaccine and avoiding touching anyone else's blood are all ways to try and avoid liver failure in the first place.
What test can diagnose fatty liver disease?
CT Scan
How does a heart attack damage the liver?
A heart attack itself will not directly damage your liver unless it's related to long term heart failure. If you have right-side heart failure, your liver will not be affected. If you have left-side heart failure your liver may become enlarged.
