Can kidney cancer also cause liver damage?

One of the causes of liver damage: excessive drinking. Long-term or intermittent drinking can cause liver damage. The more you drink and the longer you continue to drink, the more serious the consequences. Alcohol can directly poison liver cells and affect their structure and function. In reality, many people suffer from alcoholic hepatitis and fatty liver due to excessive drinking, which leads to liver damage. So, can kidney cancer also cause liver damage?

Staying up late, overwork, busy work, often staying up late, lack of sleep, excessive fatigue will cause a relative lack of blood flow to the liver, affecting the nutrition and moisture of liver cells, reducing resistance, making it difficult to repair damaged liver cells and aggravating the deterioration of liver function. The third reason for liver function damage: environmental pollution, serious deterioration of urban living environment, the air is full of industrial waste gas, car exhaust, working environment, dirty air, breeding and growth time in such an environment, various chemical toxins entering the human body will inevitably damage the liver. Combined with the precautions in daily life, various reasons may cause diseases.

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Taking medication before a liver function test will affect the results of the liver function test. Because liver function tests use various biochemical test methods to detect various indicators related to liver function metabolism to reflect whether the liver's functions are normal, so as to know whether the condition is serious. Therefore, any metabolism-related activities before the test will affect the test results.

The liver is actually very fragile and can be easily damaged by various pathogenic factors. Common causes of liver damage are as follows: First, infection. The most common and familiar infectious factors are various types of hepatitis viruses, including hepatitis A, B, C, D and E. After being infected with these viruses, you may (or may not) suffer from the corresponding viral hepatitis. Among them, hepatitis A and E are acute hepatitis, which are transmitted by fecal-oral route, which is commonly known as "disease from the mouth". These two types of hepatitis rarely turn into chronic and have a better prognosis. Hepatitis B and C are transmitted by extra-intestinal routes, with the blood route being the most common. In my country, the proportion of hepatitis B transmitted vertically from mother to child is very high, which may exceed all cases of chronic hepatitis B. In addition, some bad living habits, such as multiple sexual partners and intravenous drug addiction, have not only become social problems in my country, but are also important factors in the spread of various infectious diseases including chronic hepatitis B and C. Bacterial infection, parasitic infection, etc. can also damage the liver, but compared with viruses, they are much less. Second, drug-induced hepatitis. This disease has received more and more attention in recent years. The main reason is that we are now using more and more kinds of drugs, and doctors and patients are becoming more and more dependent on drugs. In particular, the problem of drug abuse is becoming more and more serious. In this context, the proportion of drug-induced liver damage is increasing. Of course, there are treatments for some special diseases, such as chemotherapy for malignant tumors, anti-rejection therapy after organ transplantation, anti-tuberculosis treatment, etc.

These therapeutic drugs cannot be used because of their adverse reactions, but various adverse reactions including drug-induced hepatitis should be discovered early and treated as soon as possible. We advocate the use of preventive liver-protecting drugs under predictable circumstances. Third, alcoholic hepatitis. The author dare not comment on the so-called wine culture, but alcoholism is absolutely irresponsible to oneself. Alcohol is very harmful to the liver. The consequences of damage include alcoholic hepatitis, alcoholic fatty liver, and alcoholic cirrhosis. However, the relationship between alcohol and liver cancer is not very obvious. Fourth, autoimmune hepatitis. This type of hepatitis is more common in women and may be one of the manifestations of systemic autoimmune diseases. In other words, in addition to liver damage, there are inflammations of other organs. The symptoms of autoimmune hepatitis vary in severity. The key is to obtain a correct diagnosis and then take appropriate treatment, because some patients need to use hormones, so they should be carefully diagnosed and treated. Fifth, fatty liver. This issue has been mentioned before and will not be repeated. But it should be pointed out that fatty liver can be prevented and treated. Sixth, other reasons. Primary and secondary liver tumors, liver congestion caused by heart failure, certain congenital liver diseases, intravenous hypernutrition, etc. can all cause varying degrees of liver damage. The early manifestations of these liver damages are often elevated ALT (transaminase) or bilirubin. If the cause is not eliminated, liver damage will further worsen, so it also needs to be taken seriously.