How long can drug-induced liver damage return to normal?

Drug-induced liver damage

refers to liver damage caused by taking drugs with hepatotoxicity. Under normal circumstances, if it is mild liver damage, due to insignificant liver function changes, it usually returns to normal within a few days to weeks after stopping the drug; if it is moderate liver damage, it may need to be treated for liver protection while stopping the drug, and most patients can gradually recover in about one month; For severe liver damage, patients need a long-term rehabilitation plan, including changing eating habits, proper rest, medication, etc. The recovery period may last for half a year or more, and some patients may never recover due to acute liver failure.