Speciality: Gastroenterology
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In today’s episode, we explore how excessive alcohol consumption impacts the liver. The liver acts as your body’s natural filter, breaking down toxins, including alcohol. When you drink too much, your liver works overtime, which can lead to inflammation, fatty liver, or even more serious conditions like cirrhosis. Early symptoms might be subtle—like fatigue or mild pain in the upper abdomen—but over time, liver damage can become severe and irreversible. The good news is, the liver has a remarkable ability to heal if you reduce or stop drinking. Remember, moderation is key to maintaining liver health. If you’re concerned, consult a healthcare professional for guidance.
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