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Understanding Liver Fibrosis
What Is Liver Fibrosis?
Liver fibrosis happens when the liver becomes scarred due to long-term injury or inflammation. Instead of healthy tissue, scar tissue begins to form — making it harder for the liver to work properly. This condition can develop slowly over time and may lead to more serious stages if not managed early.
Common Causes
Several factors can trigger liver fibrosis, including:
- Chronic viral infections (like Hepatitis B or C)
- Fatty liver disease (linked to obesity or diabetes)
- Long-term alcohol intake
- Certain medications or toxins
- Autoimmune liver conditions
Signs and Symptoms
In the early stages, liver fibrosis often has no clear symptoms. As it progresses, a person may experience:
- Fatigue and weakness
- Loss of appetite or weight
- Abdominal discomfort or bloating
- Yellowing of skin or eyes (jaundice)
- Swelling in the legs or abdomen
How It Affects the Body
The liver is vital for filtering toxins, digesting fats, and producing energy. When scar tissue replaces healthy liver cells, blood flow becomes restricted — reducing the liver’s ability to perform these essential functions efficiently.
Diagnosis and Monitoring
Doctors may use blood tests, imaging scans, or a liver biopsy to check for fibrosis and assess how much of the liver is affected. Early detection can help prevent further damage and improve quality of life.
Holistic and Supportive Approaches
Alongside medical care, many people explore natural and lifestyle-based approaches to support liver wellness — such as balanced nutrition, herbal support, stress reduction, and acupuncture to help restore internal balance.
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