When a normal person is exposed to industrial toxins or pesticides used in agriculture for a long time, it can also lead to cirrhosis of the liver. This is because industrial toxins or agricultural pesticides can cause chronic liver toxicity in normal people, which can lead to drug-induced hepatitis or toxic hepatitis, which can then further lead to cirrhosis. There is a type of cirrhosis called cardiogenic cirrhosis, and this conceptualization is related to circulatory disorders in the body. When the patient’s body has circulatory disorders, heart failure and chronic pericarditis may occur, which further leads to the lack of oxygen inside the patient’s liver, and the direct consequence of liver hypoxia is liver cell necrosis and liver cell fibrosis, which is the cause of circulatory disorders leading to cirrhosis. When the body has metabolic disorders are also possible to produce cirrhosis, especially when the metabolic disorders lead to hemochromatosis and hepatomegaly, it may further produce cirrhosis. In addition, biliary stasis is also an important cause of cirrhosis. Excessive bile density can cause bilirubin to rise, and bilirubin has a damaging effect on liver cells, which may lead to cirrhosis over time.