Signs Liver Damage What Are Some Signs Of Early Liver Damage?

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What are some signs of early liver damage? - signs liver damage

I've listed some links for you. One sign is the most significant jaundice - yellowing of the skin.


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rosieC said...

By Ditch signs are already developed signs of liver damage or liver cirrhosis. Thus, the development of signs and symptoms shown in patients with liver cirrhosis, by definition, very advanced disease and serious commitment of liver function.


The first signs of liver damage:

1. Gastrointestinal symptoms caused by a disorder of the bile

2. Signs and symptoms associated with the liver, such as enlargement and tenderness, as in the picture of acute hepatitis.

3. Signs and symptoms develop from disturbances of liver function affects the whole body, such as jaundice, which is due to altered metabolism bilirubbin.; Evidence of defects in coagulation, and weight loss


Others are fatty liver due to high accumulation of triglycerides, hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, a high level of ammonia and low BUN.and elevated liver enzymes.

During the pre-jaundice (yellowing), stage of disease, there is no physical examination of May, with the exception of a slight fever, pain in the right upper quadrantSplenomegaly, and (sometimes). Sometimes the patient complains only of "flu-like,

November 9, 2009 at 8:59 AM
Von Ditch said...

1. Abnormally yellow skin and eyes. This is called jaundice, which is often the first and sometimes the only sign of liver disease.

2. Dark urine.

3. Gray, yellow or pale stools.

4. Nausea, vomiting and / or loss of appetite.

5. Vomiting of blood, blood or black stools. Intestinal bleeding can occur if the liver diseases obstruct blood flow to the liver. The bleeding can cause vomiting of blood or blood in the stool.

6. Flatulence. Liver Disease Can ascites, an accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.

7. Prolonged itching.

8. Unusual weight change. An increase or decrease of more than 5% in two months.

9. Abdominal pain.

10. Sleep disturbances, confusion and coma in severe liver disease. They result from an accumulation of toxic substances in the body to alter the function of the brain.

11. Fatigue or weakness.

12. LOSS of sexual transmission PERFORMANCE O.

November 15, 2009 at 7:37 PM

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