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Liver diseases
Liver disease, or liver disease, or liver problems, is a term given to any of the diseases or disorders that lead to a decrease or loss of the liver’s ability to perform its functions, and the liver is the largest organ within the human body, as it weighs up to It is about 1.4 kg, and it is located in the upper part of the right side of the abdomen, specifically below the diaphragm, and above each of the stomach, the right kidney, and the intestines. It contains the liver, such as: processing most of the nutrients that are absorbed in the intestines, storing the nutrients that the body needs, producing proteins, purifying the blood from harmful substances resulting from taking drugs and alcohol, and exposure to toxic substances.
There are two types of liver disease. Acute and chronic, as acute ones develop within days or weeks, while chronic ones develop slowly over long periods of time, and chronic is considered more common than acute, and it should be noted that the percentage of people with liver disease increases steadily over the years, as liver disease can Chronic liver disease can affect anyone, regardless of their age, gender or race, according to what was stated in the study published by the World Gastroenterology Organization, and it is expected that more than fifty million people will be affected. Adults around the world with chronic liver disease.
Liver diseases types and causes
There are more than 100 identified diseases that affect the liver, as these diseases lead to damage to liver cells, which affects its ability to perform its functions normally, and these diseases are classified depending on the main cause that led to their occurrence in addition to their effect on the liver, and can be Their statement accordingly is as follows:
Hepatitis C: which may occur as a result of viruses (in English: Viruses) that infect the liver, which include hepatitis A, B and C, which leads to infections that limit the ability of the liver to perform and its functions, and these can spread through blood or semen, or water contaminated and food, or close contact with an infected person, and it is worth mentioning that some other microbes such as parasites viruses may cause inflammation in the liver as well.
Cirrhosis and cirrhosis: Exposure of the liver to infection, inflammation, or injury may lead to the formation of scar tissue in the liver in an attempt to repair and replace its damaged cells, but the growth of this scar tissue may increase so that it prevents the ability to function properly in what is known as cirrhosis. : Fibrosis), and severe cases of cirrhosis may develop to cause cirrhosis.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: (in English: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease), this disease is a common disease that affects the liver, and refers to a group of conditions in which an accumulation of fat occurs in the liver that is not associated with alcoholism and addiction, and although the presence of Fat in the liver is not considered normal, except that this condition in itself does not lead to liver damage, but in some cases it may result in the development of some complications. Such as the case of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, which is a critical condition in which fat accumulation is associated with inflammation and scarring of liver cells.
TRANSLATED FROM:
تعرف فوائد وأضرار اللبان الذكر
أطعمة تذيب حصى المرارة
أطعمة غنية بالحديد لمحاربة الدم
Liver disease, or liver disease, or liver problems, is a term given to any of the diseases or disorders that lead to a decrease or loss of the liver’s ability to perform its functions, and the liver is the largest organ within the human body, as it weighs up to It is about 1.4 kg, and it is located in the upper part of the right side of the abdomen, specifically below the diaphragm, and above each of the stomach, the right kidney, and the intestines. It contains the liver, such as: processing most of the nutrients that are absorbed in the intestines, storing the nutrients that the body needs, producing proteins, purifying the blood from harmful substances resulting from taking drugs and alcohol, and exposure to toxic substances.
There are two types of liver disease. Acute and chronic, as acute ones develop within days or weeks, while chronic ones develop slowly over long periods of time, and chronic is considered more common than acute, and it should be noted that the percentage of people with liver disease increases steadily over the years, as liver disease can Chronic liver disease can affect anyone, regardless of their age, gender or race, according to what was stated in the study published by the World Gastroenterology Organization, and it is expected that more than fifty million people will be affected. Adults around the world with chronic liver disease.
Liver diseases types and causes
There are more than 100 identified diseases that affect the liver, as these diseases lead to damage to liver cells, which affects its ability to perform its functions normally, and these diseases are classified depending on the main cause that led to their occurrence in addition to their effect on the liver, and can be Their statement accordingly is as follows:
Hepatitis C: which may occur as a result of viruses (in English: Viruses) that infect the liver, which include hepatitis A, B and C, which leads to infections that limit the ability of the liver to perform and its functions, and these can spread through blood or semen, or water contaminated and food, or close contact with an infected person, and it is worth mentioning that some other microbes such as parasites viruses may cause inflammation in the liver as well.
Cirrhosis and cirrhosis: Exposure of the liver to infection, inflammation, or injury may lead to the formation of scar tissue in the liver in an attempt to repair and replace its damaged cells, but the growth of this scar tissue may increase so that it prevents the ability to function properly in what is known as cirrhosis. : Fibrosis), and severe cases of cirrhosis may develop to cause cirrhosis.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: (in English: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease), this disease is a common disease that affects the liver, and refers to a group of conditions in which an accumulation of fat occurs in the liver that is not associated with alcoholism and addiction, and although the presence of Fat in the liver is not considered normal, except that this condition in itself does not lead to liver damage, but in some cases it may result in the development of some complications. Such as the case of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, which is a critical condition in which fat accumulation is associated with inflammation and scarring of liver cells.
TRANSLATED FROM:
تعرف فوائد وأضرار اللبان الذكر
أطعمة تذيب حصى المرارة
أطعمة غنية بالحديد لمحاربة الدم