![]() However, we do know that fibroids often grow or shrink during puberty, childbirth, and menopause. Unfortunately, researchers are still unsure what directly causes fibroid growth. We know that having a fatty or damaged liver can often cause hormonal imbalances. Can a Fatty or Damaged Liver Cause Fibroids? Preventative measures such as avoiding alcohol, losing weight, managing cholesterol/diabetes, and understanding your medical history can help lower your risk of permanent liver failure. Thankfully, most types of liver disease including fatty liver disease and cirrhosis (liver scarring) can be reversible. There are many different types of liver disease therefore, you should consult with your doctor regularly about potential risk factors. Exposure to certain household cleaning products, pesticides, fertilizers.Personal medical history of hepatitis B or C.Family or personal history of liver disease or cancer. ![]()
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