Liver function
The liver is the largest organ in the human body. Its main functions are associated with the metabolic processes, such as detoxifying the blood, storing nutrients such as iron, removing old and damaged red blood cells from circulation and fighting infections.
Liver disease is a result of liver damage, this is most commonly caused by excess alcohol consumption and obesity. It can also be genetic.
Excessive alcohol consumption can cause damage to the liver’s cells, called hepatocytes. Long term abuse can cause liver scarring (cirrhosis) which is permanent and can cause irreversible liver disease and even liver failure.
During the early stages, most liver diseases don’t cause any symptoms, so you may be unaware of any damage. However, when symptoms start to show, liver damage and scarring has already occurred.
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