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Medical Conditions - Liver Dysfunction

Liver disease can be genetic or inherited, or it can be due to various conditions that damage the liver like viral infections, obesity, and alcoholism. The common symptoms of liver dysfunction are yellowish discoloration of the skin and eyes, abdominal pain and tenderness, itching, pale stool, dark urine, loss of appetite, and tiredness.

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