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I'm worried about what damage may have been done and what to expect. He has not seen a doctor, but plans to as soon as he gets a job.
I mentioned everything above to my doctor, and he said that without testing and examining he can only guess that continued sobriety and 'smart living' will only improve his health.
I just wanted to get your take on everything. Thank you for taking the time to read my post. :)
i do not think these overdoses affected his liver nor has left him with any chronic liver damage. if he returns to drinking it can predispose him to liver failure with another such overdose. probably no liver transplant center would offer him a transplant if he really needed one, in light of this history.
Thank you for your quick reply. It really made me feel better :) I guess the best thing anyone can do is make sure he stays sober. Once again, thank you :)