TCM symptoms of liver disease?

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Liver disease is a disease that occurs in the liver. Including hepatitis B, hepatitis A, hepatitis C, liver cirrhosis, fatty, liver cancer, alcoholic liver disease and many other liver diseases. It is a common and harmful disease, which should be actively prevented. Traditional Chinese medicine is the treasure of our country, and it also has a very unique view on the treatment of diseases. And in the treatment of liver disease is also a very detailed treatment system, TCM symptoms of liver disease? Let's talk about it.

TCM symptoms of liver disease?

Dark complexion: different from the sun tanned skin, the face is dark without gloss; In addition, serious dark circles are the early symptoms of patients with chronic liver disease, most of which are chronic hepatitis B.

Yellowing of skin: people who have never suffered from hepatitis have acute icteric hepatitis when their eyes and skin suddenly turn yellow after their early symptoms of chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, liver pain and extreme fatigue; If jaundice occurs in patients with chronic hepatitis, it indicates that the condition is aggravated.

Spider nevus: there is a red spot in the middle and blood like around, which is similar to the symptoms after mosquito bites. When one end of the stick is used to press the center of the nevus, the whole nevus disappears and appears again after releasing. This early symptom of patients with liver disease can be differentiated from other vascular nevus. According to reports, 85% of male patients with spider nevus on the body surface may have varying degrees of liver tissue lesions, of which about 30% are cirrhosis.

matters needing attention

1. Diet. After the high incidence of disease, diet is very important, so if you have liver disease, you should first maintain a variety of diet, mainly light, digestible and nutritious food. In addition, we should also add more protein, eat some poultry eggs, milk, soy milk and other foods, and maintain a reasonable weight. 2. Control emotions. This is also one of the more important ways to nourish the liver. Different emotional reactions, as long as they can be regulated normally, will not lead to diseases. Therefore, it is suggested that you should control your mood and not be angry during your illness. 3. Moderate exercise. Now friends know that exercise is also very important to get healthy. However, friends with liver disease should pay attention to that they can take part in strenuous exercise only after the disease is cured for more than half a year. During the period of illness, we should keep the right amount of exercise, not overwork.