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6. Changes in Urine

The inability of the liver to metabolize bilirubin and excrete it through the bowels can lead to a build-up of this waste material in the blood. The kidneys excrete the bilirubin that builds up in the blood, causing dark or tea-colored urine. Dark urine is a sign of a more acute liver issue and should prompt immediate medical attention.

 

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