What are the early symptoms of liver disease

Update Date: 2025-11-28 Source: Network

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There is an old man in our community. Because he exercises in the park every morning, we always greet him when we meet him. However, we haven't seen him in recent days. Some people say that he is hospitalized for liver disease. Let's talk about the early symptoms of liver disease.

What are the early symptoms of liver disease

First: liver discomfort: in all symptoms of liver disease, liver discomfort and liver pain are more specific. When such symptoms appear, it is suspected that it is caused by liver disease, and trauma factors should be excluded. Occasionally, normal people also have temporary liver pain and discomfort, which is rare. Liver discomfort and pain are often related to the compression of liver capsule by hepatomegaly. With the outcome of the disease, the nature and degree of liver pain are different.

Second: general performance: physical fatigue, fatigue is the most common general performance. Some patients with liver disease may be accompanied by jaundice of different degrees, manifested as yellow urine, yellow eyes and yellow skin, which is the most specific symptom of liver disease (except physiological jaundice in children). When jaundice is too high, the skin itches.

Third: bleeding tendency: liver bleeding phenomenon is reflected in the decline of liver function, resulting in the reduction of coagulation factor synthesis. It is easy to cause gingival bleeding, hemorrhoids bleeding, gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with liver disease, and it is difficult to stop bleeding. Portal hypertension refers to elevated pressure in the portal vein system. It often causes esophageal and gastric varices, which is the main cause of gastrointestinal bleeding.

matters needing attention

If you are diagnosed as the early stage of liver disease, you should actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment plan at this time. We all know the importance of the liver to the human body. It is necessary for us to carry out normal physiological activities, so we must protect it.