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How many beers could you drink in a day and not have liver damage?
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What damage are you doing to your body by drinking eight beers per night?
Your kidney and liver gets weaker.
Should liver biopsy be done if liver damage is suspected?
Yes it should be done at once, as it could be damaged may ways ad you do not have to drink for that, jaundice can cause it as well.
Does it damage the heart kiddneys liver?
Heart failure often provokes liver damage, as it could be expected
Are you at risk for cirrhosis of the liver you drink 12 bottles of wine a month how much liver damage are you doing?
No. At that rate you are doing no harm to your liver.
My friend said he drank 3 or 4 cans of beer how much damage can that do to you?
It really depends on your friends size (i.e. height and weight). It also depends on their tolerance to beer. If they drink often then it will effect them less. But even if they are a small person who does not drink often. It shouldn't do any (if any) damage. Obviously alcohol damages your liver but 4 beers is fine.
Can you drink alcohol when taking flucillin 500mg tablets?
No. This antibiotic has a small risk of liver damage occuring. It's best not to drink alcohol, which stresses the liver, whilst on this antibiotic.
Do rum destroy your liver?
Yes, and that is a good question. Rum does not damage your liver and is very good for you so be sure to drink it every day.
Have you drank beer while taking isoniazid?
I sure did. Then I had to stop taking it because my liver became inflamed. I totally ignored the advice not to drink alcohol and now I feel like a loser because I wouldn't abstain. Don't drink the alcohol. You could cause serious damage to your liver.
Can drinking 30 beers hurt your liver?
No chance
What is the risk for people who drink heavily?
You could get liver poisoning.
What the risk for people who drink heavily?
You could get liver poisoning.
Are the effects of alcohol temporary?
Being drunk, mal-coordinated, etc yes. Liver damage, brain damage, beer belly, no. Drink socially, not for the sake of it.
