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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #48052 Alcohol Consumption
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Alcohol  consumption  is  a  major  risk  factor  for  liver  diseases,  ranging  from  fatty  liver  to  cirrhosis.  The  liver  is  responsible  for  detoxifying  alcohol  and  other  substances,  as  well  as    hundreds  of  other  vital  functions.  Alcohol    fat  accumulation,  inflammation,  and  scarring  in  the  liver,  which  can  impair  its  functions  and  lead  to  liver  failure.  If  alcohol  consumption  continues,  the  liver  becomes  inflamed  and  tries  to  heal  itself  by  forming  scar  tissue.  This  can    result  in  cirrhosis,  which  is  the  irreversible  scarring  and  distortion  of  the  liver  structure.  Nevertheless,  the  liver  can  recover  from  alcohol  damage  if  alcohol  consumption  is  stopped  or  reduced.  The    and  speed  of  recovery  depend  on  the  stage  and  extent  of  liver  injury.  Therefore,  early  detection  and  intervention  are  crucial  for  preventing  or  minimizing  alcohol-related  liver  injury.  

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