Alcoholic liver disease abstinence can self-heal

Alcoholic liver

disease is a disease caused by the continuous stimulation of liver cells by alcohol due to long-term drinking. If the patient belongs to the early stage of alcoholic liver disease, due to the limited scope of the lesion, the liver cell damage is mild, and it may gradually heal after abstinence. However, if the patient has a large lesion or liver fibrosis, it is usually unable to heal after abstinence.

In addition to strict abstinence in daily life, patients also need to control the intake of high-fat foods and maintain regular rest, which is helpful to promote the recovery of the disease.