Reminder: when liver disease occurs, the body will usually have these 5 hints, it is best to check after discovery!
"The liver is dumb and the stomach is a trumpet", liver disease is often painless in its early stages, making it very difficult to detect, and it is because of this insidious nature that once detected it may already be serious. Therefore, early detection and early treatment can prevent further deterioration of liver disease. So how can liver disease be detected as early as possible?
When liver disease occurs, the body will have these 5 hints, need to be alert!
1 、 Yellow urine
Most of the body appears yellow urine is due to problems with liver function, of course, jaundice patients in the discharge of yellow will also appear yellow urine phenomenon, but jaundice is generally more common in newborns, so that if a person's body appears yellow urine phenomenon, it is best to go to the hospital to check the function of the human liver.
2, dark face
The liver plays a metabolic effect on iron, and it also has iron components stored inside it. If the liver cells are affected, then the iron in them will flow into the blood vessels, so that the iron inside the blood increases, and it will make the person's face appear darker. So when your face becomes darker you should pay more attention.
3, swollen feet
If a person's liver function has been severely damaged, then the bad symptoms that appear on a person's body are not as simple as yellow urine, and the patient's feet will also appear swollen, and when we press the feet with our hands, the skin of the person's feet will appear sunken.
4, bad appetite
The liver is actually a digestive organ in the body, so if there is a problem with the liver function, then there will be a poor appetite, the main adverse symptoms are bloating and nausea and vomiting.
5, often wake up at night
There is a layer of vegetative nerves on the surface of the liver that can dominate people's sleep. When the liver has problems, it may affect the vegetative nerves, which will also lead to people waking up at night, usually at 1-3 pm, and sometimes people are accompanied by night sweats and restlessness.
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