What is chemical liver injury?

Chemical liver injury is a disease caused by liver damage caused by liver metabolism of toxic chemicals.

Chemical liver injury is related to exposure to chemical liver toxic substances. There are many kinds of chemicals that damage the liver, such as trinitrotoluene, acrolein, carbon tetrachloride, arsenic hydrogen, etc. Chemical liver injury can cause digestive tract symptoms, such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, etc., and may also cause skin and sclera yellowing, liver pain and other symptoms.