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I've been drinkin lager and wine for the last few years , could my liver be damaged ? im 28 , thanks.
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Maybe see your MD: To check your liver if you are worried. It depends on how much lager and wine you have been drinking and if you believe you have other symptoms. One beer or one glass of wine per day is fine. You should see your md to be checked if you are worried for ease of mind and good health; you only have one liver.
Answered 10/3/2012
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