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My dad drinks almost everyday, his face is all swollen up today-- is this a sign of liver damage?
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Too much fluid: No, it's a sign that he has too much fluid in his body. If he quits drinking, his body will get rid of it naturally. If you are worried he may have a drinking problem, talk to somebody you feel is safe.
Answered 3/9/2013
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