
What Are The Effects Of Alcohol On Liver?

Be relaxed, the liver is not that bad for now!
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thank you so much for this detailed write up.
I must congratulate you on stopping alcohol. That is a life time decision that you would live to appreciate its benefits. It is true that drinking damages the liver but a damaged liver would never stay silent. You would for sure present with signs and symptoms of liver injury. Like you rightly mentioned, you have had no yellowish eyes. This means that the liver is still able to do its job and eliminate what it has to.
There is no further damage that would be caused to the liver in the asencf further alcohol intake. Your ribs, no matter the extend of any liver damage would never change in size. Your concern about a possible liver disease is way too excessive and is actually responsible for most of your fears and not any liver related disease. You need to relax and be calm. The past is in the past and the decision you made would take care of today and the future. That is the right decision. Not even the vaginal spotting suggests a liver disease.
In all, you have no overt signs of a liver disease as of now. You may have consumed huge levels of alcohol in the past but there is just no evident liver complication now. Be calm, relaxed and continue a healthy lifestyle.
I hope this helps. I wish you well. Thank you so much for using our services and do feel free to ask for more information and clarifications if need be.


Your liver is not responsible for that!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I understand how worried and concerned you are about this. Honestly, I have not found a reason to think the liver is not functioning well at this time. You can't report feeling the liver swollen. This is simply not possible unless you have a mighty liver that is visible from a distance.
Keep calm, Relax about this and if any symptoms in future suggests a liver disease, we would investigate. As of now, there are just no symptoms to suggest so but for the fact that you had consumed alcohol and is very worried.
I wish you well and keep the discussion going if need be.

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