Hi Debra , a quick google search confirms what I thought , the benefits from a medication versus the drawbacks is a balancing act . The good news is that the liver will recover fine if the medication is stopped or changed before any damage is done , but long term the substance aggravating the liver can cause problems such as cirrhosis . Obviously you really need to discuss this with your doctor .
My limited personal experience is due to a prolonged course of antibiotics that caused an upset in liver function , and a scan revealed the start of fatty liver . That was six months ago and a recent blood test has come back with liver function as normal . What I have done which , appears to have helped , is lost some weight . Eating a low fat high fibre diet and avoiding alcohol are important too .
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