What are the symptoms of fatal liver disease?

Don’t underestimate liver disease, because if it is serious, it can lead to death. The symptoms of liver disease that lead to death are generally serious, such as darker skin on the face, jaundice, swollen palms, etc. For liver disease, we must treat it as early as possible to avoid the deterioration of the disease, which is very detrimental to our health.

Pre-onset symptoms of liver cirrhosis:

1. Dark face

If this phenomenon occurs, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. This may be a liver dysfunction that leads to an increase in melanin. At least one-third of patients with cirrhosis will experience this condition, most of whom have a thin face and chloasma on both sides of the cheeks. In addition to patients with cirrhosis, hepatitis patients also have this kind of situation.

2. Jaundice

If jaundice occurs, it is because cancer cells have invaded the main bile duct in the liver, and the hilar lymph nodes have metastatic cancer that compresses the extrahepatic bile duct. In fact, only one-third of people may develop jaundice during the course of the disease.

3. Swollen palms

In fact, your hands can also show whether there is any problem with the liver. If chronic hepatitis occurs, patchy congestion will appear on the palms. Another situation is that red spots and plaques appear on the palms. If you press your palm hard, it will turn pale. This is the manifestation of liver palms, which is a symptom of cirrhosis.

4. Bleeding

There are often nosebleeds or bleeding in other parts of the body, which is mostly caused by liver tissue damage and liver failure. If cancer cells invade the hilar bile duct, they will cause hepatic bleeding. Portal hypertension can cause esophageal and gastric varicose vein rupture and bleeding

So how can we prevent the occurrence of cirrhosis in our daily life? First of all, we must get rid of those bad habits. For example: bad habits such as staying up late, eating midnight snacks, overeating, etc. After quitting these, you can improve your diet and achieve the effect of protecting and nourishing the liver.

The diet is as follows:

1. Cucumber

Cucumbers are also cold in nature and taste a bit sweet because they contain pentose, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, niacin, and protein. Its fine fibers can promote the excretion of intestinal toxins and lower cholesterol. Most importantly, it contains substances such as succinic acid, which can inhibit the conversion of carbohydrates into fat. It is especially suitable for patients with cirrhosis.

2. Winter melon

Winter melon is a little bit cold and tastes sweet. It contains protein, vitamins, adenine and niacin. Winter melon is a treasure from head to toe. Eating winter melon peel soaked in water can reduce edema; the seeds inside the winter melon can reduce carbuncle, and can also reduce phlegm and relieve cough; the winter melon flesh can clear away heat and quench thirst.

3. Homemade liver protection tea - Eucommia ulmoides chamomile tea

Ingredients: Narrow-lined coriander tea, wolfberry, chrysanthemum, mulberry leaf, cassia seed, double red rose, eucommia male flower, kudzu root, buckwheat, roselle, licorice

Preparation: Take 5g of each of the above ingredients, then wash, cut into sections, dry and fry into tea; take 1-3g of the prepared Eucommia ulmoides chamomile tea daily, brew with boiling water for 3 minutes and then drink.