Liver Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis is the last stage of liver inflammation (fibrosis), which is caused by a variety of liver diseases and conditions, such as hepatitis and chronic alcoholism.

Every time your liver is damaged - due to illness, alcohol abuse or any other reason - we will try to fix it. Doing so will turn the skin red. As cirrhosis progresses, skin forms become more complex, which complicates liver function (liver function).

Cirrhosis often has no symptoms or signs unless liver damage is severe. When signs and symptoms occur, they may include:

Symptoms

Fatigue
Bleeding or injury easily
Lack of appetite
Nausea
Swelling of the feet, legs or ankles (edema)
Weight loss
Itchy skin
Yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice)
Accumulation of water in your body (ascites)
Spider-like blood vessels on your skin
Redness on palms
For women, the absence or loss of menopausal period
For men, sexual dysfunction, breast augmentation (gynecomastia) or testicular atrophy
Confusion, drowsiness and unexplained speech (hepatic encephalopathy)
Various diseases and conditions can cause liver damage and cirrhosis.

Cause for Liver Cirrhosis

Drink more alcohol
Chronic hepatitis B (hepatitis B, C and D)
Fatty liver (non-alcoholic fatty liver disease)
Metal structure (hemochromatosis)
Cystic fibrosis
Copper causes liver (Wilson's disease)
Poorly produced bile ducts (biliary motility)
Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency
Disorders of diabetes metabolism (galactosemia or glycogen storage disease)
Digestive Syndrome (Algil Syndrome)
Autoimmune hepatitis (autoimmune hepatitis)
Damage to the bile ducts (primary biliary cirrhosis)
Stiffness and stiffness of bile ducts (primary sclerosing collagenitis
Infections such as syphilis or brucellosis

Safety Techniques for Preventing from Liver Cirrhosis

Do not drink alcohol if you have liver cirrhosis. If you have liver disease, you should avoid alcohol.Eat a healthy diet. Choose a plant based diet full of fruits and vegetables. Choose healthy sources of whole grains and protein. Reduce the amount of fat and fried foods.Maintain a healthy weight. Excess body fat can damage your liver. Talk to your doctor if you are underweight or have ese arrears.Reduce the risk of hepatitis. Sharing needles and having unprotected sex increases the risk of hepatitis B and C and ask your doctor about vaccinations.

Regard: Dr. Naveed Shahzad