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I binge drank once last year and once again this year, i also drank every few months ~5 drinks/sitting, i have stopped drinking,liver cirosis posible?
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You don't have it: I believe I answered your question yesterday. You didn't give yourself cirrhosis. I am glad you have stopped doing this. If you are obsessed with the idea that you damaged your liver, it's understandable. Please talk with your personal physician about how you can learn tricks to remove these unwanted thoughts.
Answered 7/6/2015
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