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by Emily_W1605 on June 14th, 2011

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Is this liver related? What should I do?!

In march I overdosed on paracetomal, had to stay in hospital for almost a week on a drip. They said I wasn't allowed to drink alcohol for a year. However, since, I've drank lots, typically vodka. I've been feeling mildly ill, with diarrhoea for a while, and today there was what seems to be blood in my poop. Help! I'm 15, I know about how stupid I am blah blah...

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  • by Wellduh on June 14th, 2011

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    You need to tell your parents what you are doing and tell them you need to see a doctor immediately. Why are you abusing your body and mind this way? Whoever is buying liquor for someone your age needs to be locked up.

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  • by Shunyata on June 14th, 2011

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    you need to see a doctor a.s.a.p.
    yes it could be indicative for liver failure.
    you also need some help for your alcoholism.
    there is lots of help.

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  • by Tom Slick on June 15th, 2011

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    the liver is a very complex organ, with two main functions ... most everybody knows it has a lot to do with the digestive system, and liver problems can lead to diarrhea ... less well known to a lot of people is that the liver has a complex system of enzymes involved in the coagulation system, or how your blood clots ... and of the two functions, this is actually the system most sensitive to, and the first to be impacted by, liver disease ... blood in your poop could be a sign your blood is "too thin" because it isn't clotting properly, and if left untreated you could begin spontaneously bleeding internally ... this is serious, you could literally bleed to death ... tell your parents, and see a doctor, ASAP!!!

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