What does liver damage mean?

Liver injury is usually caused by a variety of reasons leading to liver cell damage, thus affecting the normal liver function, causing a series of uncomfortable symptoms of the disease.

The causes of liver injury usually include virus infection, drug poisoning, alcoholism, etc. Patients with liver injury usually show fatigue, jaundice, joint pain and other symptoms, and may even cause patients with hepatic diabetes, hepatic encephalopathy, liver cancer and other complications.

Patients with liver injury should be treated promptly with protective drugs, commonly used drugs include reduced glutathione for injection, polyene phosphatidylcholine injection, glutathione for injection, etc.