Primary cholestasis cirrhosis

Primary cholestasis cirrhosis is a chronic progressive liver disease characterized by liver cell damage and liver fibrosis caused by intrahepatic cholestasis.

The exact cause of this disease is not fully understood, but it may be related to genetic factors, immune system abnormalities, environmental factors, etc. During the development of the disease, the normal flow of bile is blocked, resulting in cholestasis in the liver, which in turn causes a series of inflammatory reactions and liver cell damage. Over time, these damages gradually worsen, eventually leading to cirrhosis and liver failure.

If necessary, please consult a professional doctor or relevant medical institution for detailed examination and diagnosis.