Liver disease face.
More than 30% of patients with chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis have changes in the face and around the eyes**, which are darker and darker than before the illness, and the face will appear thinner, and the lips will be often dry, which is caused by the deposition of melanin due to reduced liver function.
Jaundice. Patients with cirrhosis usually have yellow changes in the eyes, ** and other parts. Because of the impaired liver function, which leads to problems with the metabolism of bilirubin, these bilirubins will be deposited in the patient's eyes, ** and other parts, forming a yellow color that can be seen by the naked eye.
palmar erythema, spider angiomata.
The appearance of palmar liver and spider nevi in patients with liver cirrhosis is mostly caused by changes in sex hormones in the body, and the estrogen inactivation in patients with liver cirrhosis is reduced, and the content of estrogen in the body is relatively high.
Ascites. The most common cause of ascites is cirrhosis, which accounts for about 80% of all ascites. Cirrhosis of the liver is mainly related to portal hypertension, hypoproteinemia, obstruction of lymphatic reflux, and endocrine disorders.
Chronic bleeding. In cirrhosis, clotting factors decrease, thrombocytopenia, and capillary permeability increase, resulting in coagulation disorders that cause chronic bleeding (bleeding gums, subcutaneous bleeding, nosebleeds, etc.).