In 90%, the liver is sick. It happens that our liver has something to say , but it stubbornly remains silent , writes Dr. Andrey Laslau. And all because there are no nerve endings in it , through which a signal about pain enters our brain. Simply put , the liver does not hurt. Because of this, problems with it are often detected already in the later stages.
How to check the liver: Still, there are some symptoms that will help you suspect something is wrong:
1) Chronic fatigue.
The patient is overcome by weakness , apathy , loss of strength , he does not sleep well , becomes restless and sloppy. The reason is intoxication of the body. The liver , our main filter , cannot cope with the purification of the blood and the removal of toxins.
2) Rashes on the face
Another signal that you should check the liver.
The patient's skin is usually oily , covered with pustules , boils , allergic rashes , or vice versa - too dry , flaky , cracks appear on it. All this can be accompanied by severe itching.
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3) Skin color changes:
It may acquire a yellowish or bright orange hue.
Also, a person changes the color of the sclera ( whites of the eyes) and mucous membranes. All because of the accumulation in the body of the bile pigment bilirubin.
4) Darkening of urine. Also indicates liver problems.
5) Pain in the right hypochondrium.
All pain sensations occur only in the later stages of the disease. As a rule , the patient feels a dull pain and heaviness in the right hypochondrium. All due to the fact that the liver increases in size.
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Constant aching pains are aggravated during physical activity , after eating fatty , spicy and fried foods. The patient loses his appetite , he has heartburn , nausea , vomiting.
Headaches , weight loss for no apparent reason , fever , joint and muscle pain can also be symptoms of liver disease.
If you are systematically worried about any of the above , contact a gastroenterologist or hepatologist. To assess the condition of the liver, you will need to undergo an ultrasound scan and do a biochemical blood test.
In the early stages of the disease, the liver recovers quickly enough.
She just needs a little help. It's important that as many people as possible know about this important information! After all, liver disease is no joke!
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