How much alcohol would you have to drink to get liver cirrhosis? - cirrhosis of the liver more condition_symptoms
Hey there!
I've heard that if you consume too much alcohol can develop over a period of time, liver cirrhosis. Then I asked how much alcohol you have to take day of each to develop cirrhosis, and for how long?
Thank you! :)
Monday, February 8, 2010
Cirrhosis Of The Liver More Condition_symptoms How Much Alcohol Would You Have To Drink To Get Liver Cirrhosis?
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In fact, it depends on the person. Some may drink all his life, not to be less tolerance can have a drink maybe 3 times a week, then its development.
Medical experts say that 10 years of excessive alcohol consumption can put a person on the street to have the symptoms of liver cirrhosis. But you must understand that it varies greatly from person to person. We all know the person who drank for 20 years and still spinning, while recently there was a 22-year-old died of cirrhosis when he drank, when I started 14 years. So you can see how very difficult to determine what is his lucky number for how long it takes to get is permanent scarring of the liver cirrhosis. Ten years was the average time. I'm not sure what you mean by "binge" is, but probably this a good day.
Cirrhosis and almost never something that I drank a beer maybe once a month during the hot summer months. Of the immune system attacks the liver, my car and had to get a transplant. So you do not need to drink to get cirrhosis. This is one reason, but there are a number of things that can cause. Whatever the reasons, ornce you have the disease acts more or less the same with everyone.
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Cirrhosis is the final stage of alcohol abuse on progress to fatty liver (alcoholic with hepatitis occurs when you drink too much - has your liver), a yellowish fat, then brought to expression.
Overabuse chronic alcohol consumption causes liver cirrhosis with severe complications. The most important thing is to get to the required level of violence, were among the individuals is different, some people can drink large quantities for years before liver cirrhosis, while others may only alcohol for a few years before cirrhosis abuse.
In general, women who speak and Orientals have a higher risk for severe alcohol problems.
Hope that helps
idk .. ) as a newcomer to the school for the second year I had to about 20-25 cans of beer (Budwieser pretty, Miller Light, etc.) and four types of alcohol (Smirnoff vodka, whiskey and rum. Every time when I was drunk, especially in these days, too. On average, each time they have the opportunity, I drink about 20 ounces .. I really do not know if I still have a liver left.
Since the reaction of others have said ... You do not drink much during the years ... But most importantly, remember that alcohol can cause several health problems .. I know that many alcoholics more likely to die of heart attacks ... It also increases the chances of certain types of cancer and age, weakening the immune system. etc. ..
It is different for everybody. I do not think you should have more than one glass per day. But some people drink all his life and live to 90 have some advice from their doctor if they are to leave in the 30's because we are to see the damage! My father died of alcoholism almost 47 years, his father drank a lot, but remained where he was a little older and more than 80 now, got ... Everything changes.
Press 1 for no more than half cans of beer or less or more than 1 glass of wine per day.
Our body can take 4 glasses of wine per week due to the fact that its units of alcohol or 9 cans of beer per week more. More information about this addiction at regular intervals and diseases cause.
This varies greatly between individuals. If you are woried you're drinking anyway near the amount needed for a serious illness, you have a problem and should seek a psychiatrist.
Health is a hereditary factor. Some people develop within 10 years of excessive alcohol consumption (8 + drinks) per day. Some, it takes about 30-40 years. This is not nice, I can not recommend it.
Yeah Right - the amount and date of birth are very dependent on the tolerance of the individual, but primarily a disease of alcoholics and their future will help to a considerable extent in recent years - and I hope that
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