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Is there a medication to improve cirrhosis of the liver?
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No: There are no therapies proven to improve cirrhosis. There are many therapies available to improve and control symptoms. If you have infectious hepatitis, treatment for this may improve disease a bit.
Answered 7/3/2012
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