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Why fatigue/nausea/red palms if previous severe alcoholic hepatitis but no current alcohol?
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See your doctor: prior alcoholic hepatitis may progress to cirrhosis even in the absence of continuing alcohol use, particularly in patients who are hepatitis C positive. You need ongoing blood work, and may need specialized testing (liver ultrasound and perhaps ultimately biopsy). There may be other causes, so a full evaluation by your PCP is in order.
Answered 7/28/2015
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