What happens to liver when you stop drinking alcohol
Fatty Liver Reversal
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If you have fatty liver disease, which is common in those who drink heavily, stopping alcohol intake.
Inflammation Reduction
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Alcohol causes inflammation in the liver, leading to conditions like alcoholic hepatitis.
Regeneration
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The liver has a remarkable ability to regenerate. When you stop drinking, the liver cells begin to repair themselves.
Improved Liver Function
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As the liver heals, its ability to perform its vital functions—such as filtering toxins.
Reduction of Cirrhosis Risk
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If you stop drinking before cirrhosis (permanent liver scarring) develops, the liver can recover.
Overall Health Improvement
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As the liver recovers, you may notice improvements in overall health, including better digestion.
Liver Cancer
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Chronic alcohol consumption is a major risk factor for liver cancer.
Normalization of Enzyme Levels
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When you drink heavily, liver enzymes like ALT and AST often become elevated, indicating liver stress.
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