On the right side of the abdomen, directly behind the rib cage, is an organ called the liver. It has a maximum weight of 4 pounds, or 1.8 kilograms. The liver performs a variety of functions in the body, including aiding in food digestion, eliminating waste items, and producing clotting factors, which maintain healthy blood flow. Liver illness is referred to as inherited when it runs in families. Liver damage can result from a variety of factors, such as infections, alcohol consumption, and obesity. Liver damage diseases have the potential to cause cirrhosis, or scarring, over time. A potentially fatal condition called liver failure can result from cirrhosis. However, prompt therapy could allow the liver to heal. Inflammation is the term for the swelling and irritation caused by parasites and viruses that infect the liver. Inflammation impairs the liver's normal function. The viruses that cause liver damage can be transmitted by contaminated food or drink, blood or semen, or close contact with an infected individual.
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