What are the differences in symptoms between liver disease and stomach disease

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Uncle is always tired for no reason recently. His appetite is not as good as before. His stomach is still aching. He thinks he has stomach disease. As a result, when he goes to the hospital for examination, he has liver disease. Let me tell you the differences between liver disease and stomach disease in symptoms.

What are the differences in symptoms between liver disease and stomach disease

First: the common symptoms of liver disease: fatigue, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, greasiness: liver disease is often pale, yellow urine, liver discomfort, skin itching; gums, nose bleeding repeatedly, the body is easy to bruise after a slight bump; when it is serious, it does not urinate, legs swelling; stomach becomes large, abdominal distension, which is a common symptom of liver cirrhosis.

Second: the common symptoms of stomach disease: pantothenic acid, heartburn, epigastric pain, symptoms can be aggravated or relieved after eating; tasteless tongue, bitter mouth, belching; abnormal stool, constipation, etc. The pain area is different, liver disease is generally right upper abdominal pain, and stomach disease is generally upper and middle abdominal pain.

Third: liver disease and stomach disease both have symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea and abdominal distension, so that people often confuse them and delay treatment. Although some symptoms of the two diseases are similar, with a little attention, we can roughly distinguish between liver disease and stomach disease.

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Liver disease and appetite have some similarities in symptoms. Therefore, many patients with liver disease often mistakenly think it is stomach disease. In fact, liver disease and stomach disease are very different. At least, the pain area is different. In addition, liver disease sometimes becomes swollen.