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Need expert opinions about what to do for skin problem caused by liver disease?
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Depends: This really depends on the specific problem you are having. If the liver disease os treatable then it is possible that associated skin problems can improve or resolve. Both your gastroenterologist and dermatologist can help answer this for you.
Answered 10/23/2017
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