What are the early symptoms of liver cirrhosis

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These two days, my husband's eldest brother always came to my home as a guest. At dinner last night, he said that he always felt uncomfortable in his chest recently. His sister-in-law was on a business trip again, and no one accompanied him to the hospital. So I asked my husband to accompany him to the hospital. When he came back, he said that his elder brother had liver cirrhosis. Today, I'd like to talk about the early symptoms of liver cirrhosis.

What are the early symptoms of liver cirrhosis

The first: may have the hepatitis clinical manifestation, may also conceal the onset. There may be mild fatigue, abdominal distension, mild enlargement of liver and spleen, mild jaundice, liver palms, spider nevus. The general symptoms were fatigue, emaciation, dark complexion, oliguria and edema of lower limbs. Gastrointestinal symptoms, anorexia, abdominal distension, gastrointestinal dysfunction and even malabsorption syndrome, hepatogenic diabetes, polyuria, polydipsia and other symptoms can appear.

Second: bleeding tendency and anemia, gingival bleeding, epistaxis, purpura, anemia. There will be endocrine disorders, spider nevus, liver palms, skin pigmentation and so on. Women's performance is different from men's, women usually have menstrual disorders, may be early or may be delayed, while men are breast development, parotid gland enlargement.

Third: there will be hypoproteinemia, lower limb edema, oliguria, ascites, hepatogenic pleural effusion. Portal hypertension, ascites, pleural effusion, splenomegaly, hypersplenism, portal collateral circulation, esophageal gastric varices, abdominal varices, and these reactions will be aggravated with the severity of the disease.

matters needing attention

After got liver cirrhosis, want to treat as early as possible, because liver cirrhosis is very likely to develop into liver cancer, at that time, regret is also late. Therefore, all patients with liver cirrhosis should be treated immediately, and follow the doctor's advice, never stop the drug without permission.