Answer:
Enlarged liver is usually caused by liver disorders related to excessive alcohol use, congestive heart failure, glycogen storage disease, viral hepatitis, liver cancer, cirrhosis, and steatosis (fat in the liver).
Some of the treatments your doctor will recommend may include: medications and treatments for liver failure or infections like hepatitis C. chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation for liver cancer. a liver transplant for liver damage.
Lifestyle changes can help when the liver enlargement is a result of fat accumulation in the liver or consuming alcohol. Lifestyle changes include: Losing weight. Cutting back or eliminating alcohol.
Direct contact:
- Coming into contact with an infected person's blood
- Touching an infected person
Indirect contact:
- Coughing or sneezing, which sends germs into the air that can be inhaled by or come into contact with others, making them sick
- These germs can also linger on surfaces like tables and doorknobs
Source: Delaware Health and Social Services
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