In patients with chronic liver diseases, the intestinal flora is expected to be unbalanced since not enough bile fluid (a robust chemical base) is produced in the absence of intestine lubrication and the contradiction of the acidity that comes from the stomach. Various pathogens and fungi thrive.
The intestinal flora is most likely unbalanced in patients with chronic liver disease. It is due to the irregular flow of bile into the duodenum. Without bile, the intestines become acidic, allowing pathogens to thrive in the digestive tract. Nail fungus is not just a matter of hygiene in swimming pools and damp places that contact the feet but is mainly a symptom of an unbalanced intestinal flora and very acidic intestines.
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All Chronic Liver Diseases and Cirrhosis.
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The holistic principle and balancing gut flora are essential.
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