Liver disease in women can be treated with general treatment, treatment with hepatoprotective drugs, antiviral treatment, diet control and rational exercise according to the different causes. 1. Viral hepatitis: hepatitis A and E do not need antiviral treatment, acute hepatitis B usually does not need antiviral treatment, chronic hepatitis B often needs antiviral treatment, and all HCV-RNA positive hepatitis C need antiviral treatment. In addition, through sufficient rest, strengthen nutrition, the use of some hepatoprotective drugs such as silymarin, reduced glutathione, etc. and appropriate nutritional support, the symptoms can be more obvious improvement. 2. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: the causes of diabetes and hyperlipidemia should be treated in time. For simple fatty liver disease, there is no need to use drugs for treatment, but only need to change the daily lifestyle, such as controlling the diet, exercising appropriately and so on, and in addition, weight loss surgery can also be done. 3. Alcoholic liver disease: the most important thing is to quit drinking, and then nutritional support, medication can be used polyenophosphatidylcholine, Metadoxine, etc. For severe alcoholic cirrhosis, liver transplantation can be considered. 4. Autoimmune liver disease: Generally speaking, it is preferred to recommend the use of prednisone combined with azathioprine for treatment, and a large number of prednisone can also be used for treatment alone. 5. Pharmacological liver disease: firstly, stop using the drugs that can easily lead to liver injury, secondly, remove the drugs in the body as early as possible, avoid using the drugs with the same or similar pharmacological effect, if there is already liver injury or liver failure, patients need to carry out symptomatic supportive treatment.