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A member asked:
What can i do if my friend has been getting liver pain but she still drinks anyway, what can happen?
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If her pain is: Truly liver in origin, that can mean big trouble. The liver is acutely inflamed. If she continues drinking, she can go into liver failure, for which there is little effective treatment.
Answered 4/16/2013
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