Whether chronic liver failure can be cured or not is closely related to the patient’s condition, and most patients with chronic liver failure cannot be completely cured. If the patient goes to the hospital in time, the cause of the disease is clarified and the patient is actively treated with comprehensive liver preservation therapy to avoid a series of complications such as upper gastrointestinal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy, electrolyte disorders and infections, the patient’s condition can be stabilized. Patients with chronic liver failure generally have more serious damage to liver function and too many damaged liver cells, which makes complete cure more difficult.