What symptom can second liver have?

summary

Hepatitis B is also known as viral hepatitis B in clinic. It is a disease caused by hepatitis B virus. Its main clinical manifestations are body fatigue, loss of appetite, frequent nausea, vomiting, greasy food, hepatomegaly and abnormal liver function. Clinically, some cases had symptoms of fever and jaundice; However, a few cases can eventually become chronic, and can eventually develop cirrhosis or liver cancer; Severe cases can quickly progress to severe hepatitis; Other carriers of hepatitis B virus can be transformed into chronic hepatitis B. There are many symptoms of hepatitis B, including acute icteric hepatitis (or non icteric hepatitis), chronic hepatitis B, acute and chronic severe hepatitis B. What symptom can second liver have? Let's study and discuss with you.

What symptom can second liver have?

1. General manifestations: patients often feel weak, easily tired, and may have mild fever. Insomnia and dreaminess may be related to this.

2. When the digestive tract shows hepatitis, liver function is abnormal, bile secretion is reduced, and anorexia, nausea, anorexia, epigastric discomfort and abdominal distension often appear.

3. When the condition of jaundice is serious, the liver function is damaged, the intake, combination, secretion and excretion of bilirubin are impaired, and the concentration of bilirubin in the blood is increased. Bilirubin is excreted from the urine and the urine turns yellow, which is the earliest manifestation of jaundice. The concentration of bilirubin in the blood continues to increase, which can cause yellowing of eyes and skin. Due to the obstacle of bile acid excretion, the concentration of bile acid in the blood increases. Excessive bile acid deposits in the skin, stimulating peripheral nerves and causing skin pruritus.

matters needing attention

1. Adequate protein supply can maintain nitrogen balance and improve liver function, which is conducive to the repair and regeneration of liver cell injury. 3. Supply the right amount of carbohydrates: carbohydrates should provide 50-70% of the total calories. The right amount of carbohydrates can not only guarantee the total calories supply of patients with chronic hepatitis, but also reduce the decomposition of body tissue proteins, promote the utilization of amino acids by the liver, increase the storage of liver glycogen, and enhance the detoxification ability of liver cells.