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My father-in-law has liver cirrhosis with 80% damage. what can we do?
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Cirrhosis: Make sure he is seeing a liver specialist. Lots of supportive care and treatment can be offered. If he is a candidate for liver transplantation then he should be evaluated early.
Answered 9/28/2016
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