Symptoms of drug-induced liver injury

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The liver is the most important detoxification organ in the human body. In daily life, the toxins in the human body are decomposed by the liver, but some bad health habits and various bad living habits will lead to liver injury. Many people know that taking some drugs before drinking can protect the liver. Therefore, the damage of alcohol to the liver is more frequent than before. This practice is wrong. We can't completely rely on drugs without paying attention to improving the frequency of drinking. On the contrary, it is easy to aggravate the liver damage, Even cause fatty liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.

Symptoms of drug-induced liver injury

Don't take medicine all the time, including some weight loss capsules. When you know that the medicine is absorbed by the intestines, it will be sent to dryness, where it will be decomposed into different substances and excreted out of the body. If you get sick, please take the medicine according to the prescribed dose. Never use the medicine carelessly. In order to avoid unnecessary burden on the liver.

Generally speaking, it is ideal to have dinner three hours before bedtime. If you finish supper and go to bed immediately after you are full of wine and food, the liver will be in full operation and unable to rest during sleep, which will affect its metabolism and detoxification function. If you eat late, it should be relatively simple, such as drinking a cup of hot milk.

Cigarettes contain nicotine and tar, which are also harmful substances detoxified by the liver. This will not only increase the workload of the liver, but also lead to the contraction of peripheral blood vessels, thus reducing the blood flow to the liver, increasing the burden on the liver, and damaging the vitamins needed for metabolism and detoxification.

matters needing attention

For serious patients, in addition to timely symptomatic treatment, family members should also give patients spiritual comfort to eliminate the fear of patients, at the same time, close observation of patients' vital signs, timely detection of critical lesions, timely and effective treatment measures.