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Cirrhosis

What can you do about your cirrhosis?

The most important thing you can do is to stop harming your liver and stick to the treatment prescribed by your provider. The following checklists are guides to taking care of your liver and keeping you well.

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Contents

Cirrhosis Home
Introduction
What does your liver do?
What is cirrhosis?
What happens when you have cirrhosis?
What are the symptoms of cirrhosis?
What is decompensated cirrhosis?
How do you know you have cirrhosis?
What will your provider do about cirrhosis?
What can you do about your cirrhosis?
arrowDo these things
arrowBe careful doing these things
arrowStop and think!
When to go to the emergency room
What to do to take good care of your liver
Commonly used terms
Resources

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