Treatments for Recurring Boils. As with any kind of boil or skin eruption, it is possible to treat it at home. However, when boils recur it is wise to visit a physician. The doctor may prescribe a course of antibiotics to deal with the problem. If the antibiotics are ineffective, then opening and draining the boils may be the next course of action.
People who drink alcohol daily, compared to weekly binge drinkers, are at risk for developing more serious forms of liver disease, including cirrhosis or progressive fibrosis, according to a study done in the United Kingdom.
Women are more vulnerable to liver damage by alcohol, even after adjustments are made for smaller body size. Women are at risk of liver damage if they drink about half as much alcohol as men. That is, drinking more than 3/4 to 1 1/2 ounces of alcohol a day puts women at risk. Risk may be increased in women because their digestive system processes alcohol less quickly.