Alcoholic liver is a liver disease caused by heavy alcohol consumption over a long period of time. Alcohol can damage liver tissue and can cause alcoholic liver if large amounts of alcohol are consumed over a long period of time. Many people believe that any liver disease must be contagious, so alcoholic liver is no exception. In fact, alcoholic liver disease is not contagious, only viral hepatitis is contagious. Alcoholic hepatitis is not contagious. The general contagious hepatitis refers to the viral hepatitis, viral hepatitis have varying degrees of contagiousness, the transmission route is complex, widespread, high incidence is its characteristics. At present, the main viral hepatitis has been identified as type A, type B, type C, type D and type E. In recent years, it has been found that there are hepatitis H and G. In addition, some of the more rare viruses that infect the human body can also lead to viral hepatitis, such as EBV, cytomegalovirus, yellow fever virus, certain enteroviruses, etc., also have a certain degree of contagiousness. Alcoholic liver is not contagious, but it still needs to be treated, and with abstinence from alcohol, in order to achieve good results. You can eat more fresh vegetables and fruits on a daily basis. In fact, the diet is similar to that of a normal person and does not require deliberate selection. Try to choose green vegetables and fruits without pesticides or easy to clean. In fact, it should be the same for healthy people. You can properly eat more such as watermelon, peach, pear, etc., can increase the intake of vitamin C.