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LIVER AND KIDNEY
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The primary function of the liver and kidneys is to expel all the
toxins that result from the body's metabolism. Excessive alcohol consumption
impairs liver function and can lead to cirrhosis.
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LIVER AND KIDNEY
FACTSHEETS
Alcoholic liver
disease
Cancer of the liver
Cirrhosis of the liver
Hepatitis (liver inflammation)
Hepatitis A (infectious liver inflammation type A)
Hepatitis B (infectious liver inflammation type B)
Hepatitis C (infectious liver inflammation type C)
Jaundice
Primary biliary cirrhosis
Cancer of the liver
Cirrhosis of the liver
Hepatitis (liver inflammation)
Hepatitis A (infectious liver inflammation type A)
Hepatitis B (infectious liver inflammation type B)
Hepatitis C (infectious liver inflammation type C)
Jaundice
Primary biliary cirrhosis
Kidney
Adrenal adenomas
Bladder stones
Cancer of the kidneys
Diabetic kidney disease
Genitourinary diseases
Kidney stones
Renal failure (kidney failure)
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Bladder stones
Cancer of the kidneys
Diabetic kidney disease
Genitourinary diseases
Kidney stones
Renal failure (kidney failure)
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
EXAMINATIONS AND PROCEDURES
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