• Viral infections: Hepatitis A, B, and C are conditions brought on by a viral infection. While maintaining adequate function and balance in the liver requires this controlled inflammation, if it is dysregulated, liver disease will advance. Hepatitis is the name for this infectious inflammation.
• Fibrosis: When a person has liver disease, their liver starts a cycle that is extremely harmful. Hepatitis, or persistent inflammation, constantly instructs collagen-depositioning repair cells. In a healthy liver, the additional collagen stiffens around the tissue as it should, but instead of a signal being sent to reduce the inflammation and remove the extra collagen, the inflammation persists, causing new collagen to be deposited and further stiffening. This is the progression of fibrosis.
• Cirrhosis: Your liver becomes highly scarred and irreparably harmed when you have cirrhosis. Cirrhosis can be brought on by a variety of liver diseases, while it is most frequently mentioned in connection with alcohol-induced liver disease.
• Abnormalities in immune system. Your liver may be impacted by autoimmune diseases, which occur when your immune system assaults particular body organs. Various autoimmune liver conditions include autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cholangitis and primary sclerosing cholangitis.