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Q: Liver damage adominal pain

asked by: janedoe2028 on February 8th, 2008

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I'm a social drinker (get drunk once or twice a month), but i take a lot of pills. I take around 15 7.5 lortabs a week, more if i can get it, and excedrin PM to sleep occasionally. (I swallow the lortabs, not snort). Lately (in the last week) I've been getting nosebleeds, severe lower adominal pain, I have not been able to sleep and have had almost no appitite.

Do I have liver damage? If not, what's wrong with me?

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mominashoe

replied on February 11th, 2008

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I don't know if you do have liver damage, but you should definitely see a doctor for a blood test and other tests to see what kind of shape you are in. You are certainly not leading a healthy lifestyle, so there's no question that you are not in good health.

I see you are addicted to lortab...that needs to stop. Get on a detox/addiction help program and get your life straightened out before your habits take your life away from you.

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