A member asked:

I have a fatty borderline enlarged liver from being obese. i have been waking up with very small amount of blood in mouth.could this be cirrhosis?

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Dr. Joel Gallant answered

Specializes in Infectious Disease

INH hepatitis: Isoniazid (inh) can cause liver damage, and so can alcohol. Drinking alcohol increases the risk of inh hepatitis.

Answered 2/26/2016

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Unlikely: The blood in your mouth is more likely from gingivitis and you should see a dentist. You ought lose weight to prevent the liver from going from being fatty to cirrhotic.

Answered 6/17/2019

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