Shocking Reasons Alcohol May Be The Deadliest Addiction Of All

When Fatty Liver Progresses

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If fatty liver continues to progress further into alcoholic liver disease, it can lead to other serious conditions such as cirrhosis, which occurs when scar tissue replaces the healthy tissue in the liver. Cirrhosis, the symptoms of which include a yellow tinge to the skin, unexplained weight loss, and ease of bruising or bleeding, is irreversible and often leads to liver failure even if the individual abstains from drinking alcohol. Thus, it is essential to catch it in the fatty liver stage, which is typically cured within six weeks if the individual ceases drinking alcohol.

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