Certain Medications and Herbal Supplements 

Some drugs and herbal remedies can harm liver cells, leading to toxicity, inflammation, and even acute liver failure. 

Tattoos 

Unsterile tattoo equipment can transmit hepatitis viruses, increasing the risk of liver infections that may lead to liver failure. .

Extreme Physical Activity in Intense Heat 

Overexertion in high heat can cause heatstroke, leading to muscle breakdown and toxins that may trigger acute liver failure.

Viral Infections

Hepatitis viruses can damage liver cells, leading to inflammation, scarring, and eventually liver failure if not treated properly.

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease 

Fat buildup in the liver not caused by alcohol can lead to inflammation, scarring, and eventually liver failure, especially in obese or diabetic individuals.

Chronic alcohol consumption damages liver cells, leading to inflammation, fatty liver, cirrhosis, and eventually liver failure if drinking continues over long periods without treatment.

Alcohol Abuse 

Acetaminophen  Overdose

Excessive intake of acetaminophen can overwhelm the liver’s detox ability, causing rapid damage and potentially life-threatening liver failure 

Conclusion

Understanding the causes of liver failure is crucial for prevention. Early detection, lifestyle changes, and avoiding risk factors like alcohol, infections, and drug misuse can protect and preserve liver health.