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nice friend:

--- Quote ---Inflammation
In the early stage of any liver disease, your liver may become inflamed. It may become tender and enlarged. Inflammation shows that your body is trying to fight an infection or heal an injury. But if the inflammation continues over time, it can start to hurt your liver permanently.

When most other parts of your body become inflamed, you can feel it – the area becomes hot and painful. But an inflamed liver may cause you no discomfort at all.

If your liver disease is diagnosed and treated successfully at this stage, the inflammation may go away.
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for more details : http://www.liverfoundation.org/education/info/progression/

links :

1 - http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/hepatitis.htm

2 - http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Gastroenterology/Chronic-liver-inflammation/show/235994

3 - http://www.sinomedresearch.org/hcv/articles/c2_LiverInflammation.htm

4 - http://www.healthblurbs.com/causes-of-inflammation-chronic-inflammation-joint-inflammation-reduce-inflammation-diet/

Best Regards
Take Care
Umair

nice friend:

--- Quote ---What is Liver inflammation?

The word Hepatitis means Liver inflammation. Hepatitis is one of the four major ways we can have inflammation of the liver. The other way is drugs. Toxicity caused by excess use of drugs can overload the liver. The third is the excess use of alcohol. The fourth is very poor digestion.

When flow stops or it slows down then our liver can become toxic and over burdened.

Poor digestion can stress this organ, as it can our other organs.

Some of the other causes of Liver inflammation can be infections like mononucleosis and parasite infections, haemochromatosis which is iron overload of the liver, (the body cannot process iron and it builds up in the liver) which leads to inflammation of the liver, heart and pancreas.
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for more : http://www.aboutinflammation.com/liverinflammation.html

Umair

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