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I have fatty liver can i take alcohol once in a month?
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Why?: If you already have a fatty liver, alcohol will potentially worsen it. Why risk it? Fatty liver can progress to cirrhosis if exposed to further damage, again why risk it?
Answered 2/27/2013
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