Hepatic insufficiency, called liver failure, occurs either suddenly (acute) or gradually (chronic). The following factors can contribute to an adverse drug reaction, excessive Acetaminophen or Paracetamol use, hepatitis infection, alcoholism, and severe fatty liver. Liver failure is characterized by stomach pain, swelling, and jaundice, a yellowing of the skin and eyes. Medication, dietary modifications, and possibly a liver transplant are available as treatments.
Mitochondrial Disorders and Hepatic Dysfunction in Children
Mitochondrial disorders are complex disorders seen commonly in children and involving the liver. It is very variable, and symptoms depend on severity.
