liver already performs the body’s detoxification work.
If a medication is causing liver injury, the right response is medical evaluation and, when appropriate, changing treatment under professional guidance.
The Bottom Line
Some commonly used medications can affect liver health, including acetaminophen, certain antibiotics, statins, anti-seizure drugs, methotrexate, oral antifungals, tuberculosis medications, some HIV medicines, amiodarone, and certain supplements.
Most people use these treatments without serious liver problems.
The key is awareness: pay attention to symptoms such as jaundice, dark urine, persistent nausea,
