[header] How to repair liver damage [title] Avoid alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. [step] Heavy drinking over a long period of time can cause liver damage. If you have liver disease or cirrhosis, drinking even a small amount can worsen your condition.
[header] How to repair liver damage [title] Avoid alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. [step] Heavy drinking over a long period of time can cause liver damage. If you have liver disease or cirrhosis, drinking even a small amount can worsen your condition.
Drinking more liquids in public places can also only exacerbate liver damage. [substeps] Most people generally do not feel well when drunk. Alcohol can also dry out your liver cells, resulting in anorexia. [substeps] Studies have shown that excess alcohol can make damaged liver tissues more vulnerable to damage. [substeps] Tobacco and recreational drugs can also worsen liver damage. If necessary, do your best to stop using tobacco or any other drugs. Drinking vigorously intoxicated is too risky for you. Make sure to drink 100 to 150 glasses of alcohol every day, depending on your age.