Yes, it is possible for babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome to develop cirrhosis and liver failure as a result of damage to the liver caused by exposure to alcohol in utero. Fetal alcohol syndrome can cause a range of developmental and physical problems, including damage to the liver. The severity of liver damage in individuals with fetal alcohol syndrome can vary, but in some cases, it can progress to cirrhosis and eventually lead to liver failure. It is important for individuals with fetal alcohol syndrome to receive appropriate medical care and monitoring to address any potential complications related to liver damage.
