How is acute liver failure caused?

Acute liver failure may be caused by improper medication, and may also be related to factors such as viral hepatitis B and trauma.

1. Improper medication

requires liver and kidney metabolism after entering the body. Improper use of hepatotoxic drugs may lead to liver cell damage and necrosis. Acute liver failure may occur.

2.

Acute inflammation caused by hepatitis B virus infection is not treated in time, resulting in extensive necrosis of liver cells in a short period of time.

3. Trauma

may lead to peripheral blood volume hypovolemia. Acute liver failure may occur due to continuous ischemia and hypoxia of the liver.