What are the clinical symptoms of liver ascites

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Hepatoascites is a very serious disease with high incidence in the liver. However, because the early symptoms of hepatoascites are not particularly obvious, it is easy to be ignored by patients, so that the best treatment time is delayed. So what are the clinical symptoms of hepatoascites? I believe everyone is more concerned about this topic. Now I will introduce this aspect to you:

What are the clinical symptoms of liver ascites

1. Increased portal vein pressure: when the portal vein pressure exceeds 300 mmh2o, the hydrostatic pressure of abdominal visceral vascular bed increases, and the tissue fluid reabsorbs less and leaks into abdominal cavity.   

2. Hypoalbuminemia: when the white egg is lower than 31G / L, the osmotic pressure of plasma colloid decreases, resulting in the extravasation of blood components.   

3. Excessive production of lymph: when the hepatic venous return is blocked, blood will penetrate from the wall of hepatic sinusoid to the paranasal space, resulting in increased production of biliary lymph (about 7-11l per day, 1-3l in normal), which exceeds the capacity of thoracic duct drainage, and the lymph exudates from the hepatic capsule and hilar lymphatic vessels to the abdominal cavity.

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In general, liver ascites early symptoms such as fever, abdominal pain, accompanied by chills, fever, abdominal pain, abdominal muscle tension and tenderness, more hint of peritonitis caused by various reasons. The early symptoms of hepatoascites will be accompanied by jaundice, hematemesis and melena, which are more common in ascites caused by liver cirrhosis, liver cancer and other digestive tract tumors.