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- abijannLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, if that is the cause of your liver problem.
But, this has to be done early on...if a liver problem
develops. When the liver cells become damaged,
the immune system of the body responds to this
and causes inflammation inside the liver.
This will cause the liver to enlarge in size.
If the alcohol is stopped and the inflammation is
treated...then there is a chance that the liver
will replace the damaged cells with new cells
and recover.
Please keep in mind, that if you take alcohol and
medications together; it can cause very serious
damage to the liver cells and may not be able
to be reversed.
When the liver cells start to die off...this is fibrosis.
When liver cells die and scar tissue forms in the liver...
this is Cirrhosis and the scar tissue will block the
flow of blood...therefore, it is a progressive...irreversible
disease.
Stopping the alcohol when cirrhosis is diagnosed will
slow the progression down...but, as yet, there is no
cure and it leads to liver transplantation evaluation process
for placement on the list.
Best wishes
Source(s): caregiver to a liver transplant patient