Surprisingly, more than a quarter of the population in developed countries suffers from fatty liver disease. To avoid the consequences, it’s important to pay attention to the slightest signals sent by the body. Today, I’m going to share ten early signs of cirrhosis and other liver diseases, as well as nutritional recommendations to promote healing. Early detection of these symptoms plays an important role in maintaining good
Liver cirrhosis is like an unexpected and insidious guest that quietly enters the body and gradually begins to envelop it in a network of scars. This unwanted visitor often persists for a long time and its appearance is often associated with causes such as excessive consumption of sweets, carbohydrates, and alcohol.
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1. Spider veins. One of the first signs is the appearance of spider veins on the skin of the upper body. These are fine red lines resembling cobwebs. They appear due to excess estrogen in the body, when the liver does not have time to process them. The veins then dilate and become visible on the surface of the skin.
2. Yellowing of the skin and eyes: A yellowish tint to the skin and whites of the eyes is another worrying symptom. It indicates difficulty processing bilirubin, which may be related to liver failure.
3. Red palms. Red palms are a manifestation of palmar erythema. This condition affects approximately 25% of people with severe liver disease and is associated with a hormonal imbalance, where excess estrogen causes dilation of the blood vessels in the hands.
Note: Palmar erythema can occur not only in cirrhosis, but also in pregnant women, rheumatoid diseases, pulmonary pathologies and subacute bacterial endocarditis.
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