where is your liver located?
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The liver is the largest internal organ and it resides immediately under the right side of your diaphragm, a flat muscle separating your thorax (chest) from your abdomen.  It tucks up under the right ribs and extends across the midline and a small lobe extends almost to the spleen on the left.  A typical size for an adult liver is 1800 grams.
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I hate to state the obvious, but your liver is swollen, and therefore enlarged. The good news is that the liver is quite  efficient at self repair. Follow docs orders, boring as they may be and you should be fine soon.\n\nTake care.
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gall bladder is a gland situated below the largest gland of our body, the liver. after the production of bile by the liver. it is stored in the gall bladder because the liver has other functions to follow such storing glucose ,etc. from the gall bladder the bile is put into the small intestine through the common bile duct.(cbd)
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Your liver is the LARGEST organ WITHIN the body with an average weight of 55 oz.\n\nYour skin is the HEAVIEST organ.
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Without the liver there is no life! Your liver produces many substances and maintains the balance of many nutrients. Our body makes many waste products which can be excreted only by the liver. \n\nThe liver plays a central role in the detoxification of drugs. Drugs are being taken up by the liver, degraded and excreted. The liver acts as a filter and prevents the passage of bacteria from the gut into the blood. The liver is also an important player in our defense mechanisms. \n\nSince the liver can be affected by many things other than alcohol, it is totally conceivable that you can have problems with your liver.  Heredity, drugs, viruses, stds, etc. can all damage the liver.\n\nThis little poem says it all and was written by Pablo Neruda:\n\nOde to the Liver\n\nThere, inside, you filter and apportion \nyou separate and divide, \nyou multiply and lubricate \nyou raise and gather \nthe threads and the grams of life... \nfrom you I hope for justice: \nI love life: Do not betray me! Work on! \nDo not arrest my song.
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evrything passes thru the liver, the air we breath, the food we eat, the chemicals absorbed thru our skin ALL PASS THRU THE LIVER FOR PURIFICATION
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It IS the liver.  Your skin is an organ but it is on the outside of your body.  The question specifically asks for the largest organ IN your body.
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Your liver is one of the most vital organs within your body, second to your heart, it helps break down substances that enter your body...such as alcohol, it acts as an oxidation processor and helps to break down the poison that is contained in  alcoholic beverages, and other things it might be best to consult with your doctor, if you feel sick or nauseated, your liver could be giving signs of damage, and that's not good so you should see a doctor.
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LIVER!!\n\nthe biggest organ is the SKIN!!\n\nto lost in the: you got it wrong then!
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First understand the idea of portal circulation. It means blood going from one capillary bed to another capillary bed. This occurs in the hepatic portal system, and between the pituitary gland and the hypothalamus. In the case of the hepatic portal it is mainly blood from the gut. Freshly digested food produces venous blood rich in nutrients and possibly toxic substances, depending on what you just ate. A large portion of this blood from the intestines is routed through the liver before entering systemic venous blood. The idea is to remove any harmful substances, and let the liver work on the nutrients like a fresh load of glucose which is stored by the liver.
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it's located in the cytoplasm
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if your liver hurts ever, see a doctor really.
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Your digestive system.
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The first liver in a living thing.
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The gall bladder is a balloon-like sac that connects to the liver and the top of the small intestines. It stores bile, a green substance produced by the liver. Bile assists in the digestion of fats.
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heart, liver, stomach, brain
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Yeah as far as I know, a liver problem. Go to the doc!