Determining the severity of liver damage from autoimmune liver disease should be related to the condition of the disease, and whether it is accompanied by other symptoms. 1. Autoimmune Liver Disease: caused by the body’s production of autoantibodies against liver cells, thus damaging the liver. 2. Clinical manifestations: women are more common, slow onset, mildly asymptomatic, with symptoms such as fatigue, abdominal distension, loss of appetite and jaundice at the onset of the disease. In the early stage, the liver may be enlarged and accompanied by pressure pain, splenomegaly, spider nevus and so on. There may also be acute attacks. 3. Treatment: The disease may be accompanied by other diseases, so the prognosis of different patients varies greatly, and the prognosis is generally better after obtaining biochemical indicators of remission. It is recommended that patients undergo relevant examinations in the hospital and take active treatment, so that the impact of the disease on the body will be minimized.