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Alcoholic Hepatitis

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Your liver has a lot of jobs. One of them is breaking down alcohol. Drinking too much over a long time may cause a lot of different health problems. One of those problems is a disease called alcoholic hepatitis.

Online Medical Reviewer: Foster, Sara, RN, MPH

Online Medical Reviewer: Sohrabi, Farrokh, MD

Date Last Reviewed: 04/01/2020

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