Drug-induced liver disease
Drug-induced liver disease, also known as drug-induced liver disease, refers to liver damage caused by drugs and/or their metabolites. It can occur in healthy people with no history of liver disease or patients with serious diseases. Liver damage of varying degrees after using a certain drug is called drug-induced liver disease. At present, there are at least 600 kinds of drugs that can cause drug-induced liver disease, and its manifestations are the same as those of various human liver diseases, which can manifest as liver cell necrosis, cholestasis, intracellular lipid droplet deposition, chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, etc.
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Site of disease:
liver -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
All groups -
Related symptoms:
Liver lesions diffuse nausea upper abdominal discomfort liver congestion loss of appetite -
Concurrent disease:
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Manufacturer:
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