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- Fatty liver: A phenomenon of fat accumulation in liver cells, occurring in people who drink a lot of alcohol. Up to 90% of people who regularly drink alcohol have fatty liver. Fatty liver condition will gradually improve if the patient drinks less or stops drinking alcohol.
- Hepatitis: Is a condition of slow inflammation and necrosis of liver cells that can cause death, especially in people with pre-existing liver disease. For people who have cirrhosis for any reason, if they continue to drink alcohol, their liver will weaken faster and more severely. The disease can range from mild to severe. Mild levels often have no symptoms or, if present, are shown in the liver enzyme index in the blood. When hepatitis is severe, it will gradually become chronic, destroying liver cells and leading to cirrhosis.
- Cirrhosis: Can occur due to many reasons such as: digestive disorders, genetics, viruses, but the highest rate is still due to drinking too much alcohol at a rate of 10%. From cirrhosis to liver cancer is only a short distance away.
- Liver cancer: A type of cancer that develops from liver cells. In the early stages, there are often no symptoms when the tumor size is small. It can only be detected early by blood tests, ultrasound, magnetic resonance, and CT scan. When more obvious symptoms appear such as exhaustion, fatigue, weight loss, jaundice, enlarged abdomen, poor appetite, vomiting blood... it is already at a late stage, limiting the effectiveness of treatment. If not treated quickly and properly, liver cancer patients will die within 6-12 months of the first symptoms.
People who often drink alcohol need to periodically monitor their health for early diagnosis and treatment of liver damage. Ideally, to prevent liver damage caused by alcohol, you should limit the amount of alcohol you consume, that is, do not drink more than 1-2 glasses of beer or 1 small cup of wine (50ml/day).

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How is hepatitis B transmitted?
According to statistics from the Hepatitis Foundation, common transmission routes of hepatitis B include:
Transmitted from mother to child
Direct contact with the blood of someone infected with hepatitis B
Contact with contaminated or non-sterile medical equipment and instruments
Having s*x without using protection
Sharing items contaminated with blood or secretions (needles, toothbrushes, razors, tattoo tools, etc.)
And although the hepatitis B virus is found in saliva, the CDC and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed that kissing is not a way to transmit hepatitis B, similar to sneezing. Hugging or sharing common utensils.
How to prevent hepatitis B?
You can actively prevent hepatitis B effectively by going to the hospital for testing for HBsAg, AntiHBs and vaccination if you do not have protective antibodies. Everyone should have these two tests done, especially those who have relatives (parents, siblings, spouses, housemates...) with hepatitis B. Vaccination helps you optimize your health. The ability to protect against hepatitis B virus is up to 95%. And the point to note is that, compared to other pathogens, hepatitis B vaccine is considered the safest and most effective vaccine. You need to pay attention to the injection timelines and complete all injections according to the regimen so that your body is always protected from hepatitis B virus.
In addition, you can use supporting foods such as green detox to improve your condition. The product has been licensed by FAD so you can completely trust it and use it without worrying about any side effects.
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5 MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT LIVER DISEASE
Misconceptions about liver disease can contribute to misunderstandings and misinformation. Here are five common misconceptions:
Liver Disease is Always Caused by Alcohol Abuse:
Misconception: Many people associate liver disease solely with excessive alcohol consumption. While alcohol-related liver disease is a significant cause, there are various other factors leading to liver conditions, including viral infections (hepatitis), obesity, metabolic disorders, and certain medications.
Liver Disease is Always Symptomatic:
Misconception: Liver disease does not always present noticeable symptoms in its early stages. People may have liver damage without being aware of it. Symptoms may not appear until the disease has progressed. Regular check-ups and liver function tests are essential for early detection.
Liver Disease Only Affects Heavy Drinkers:
Misconception: While alcohol abuse is a major risk factor for liver disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a growing concern globally. This condition is associated with obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. Additionally, viral hepatitis, autoimmune disorders, and genetic factors can contribute to liver disease in individuals who do not consume excessive alcohol.
Liver Disease is Irreversible:
Misconception: Some people believe that once liver disease is diagnosed, there is no hope for improvement. However, the liver has a remarkable ability to regenerate. If the underlying cause is addressed and treated in the early stages, liver function can recover. In some cases, advanced liver disease may necessitate a transplant.
Liver Disease Only Affects Older Individuals:
Misconception: Liver disease can affect people of all ages, including children. While some liver diseases are more prevalent in older individuals, conditions like biliary atresia and genetic liver disorders can impact infants and young children. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is also increasingly diagnosed in younger individuals due to rising rates of obesity.
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