What are the signs of poor gallbladder?

Liver and gallbladder health problems are something that no one can ignore, because the incidence of these diseases is relatively high now, posing a threat to the health of many people. Therefore, we should also pay attention to disease prevention in normal times, especially if you get drunk easily, your face is always dark, you have too many pimples, or even your wounds are prone to purulent infection. These may also indicate that your gallbladder is not good, or that there is a problem with your liver.

1. Getting drunk easily Some people usually have a high alcohol tolerance, but now feel "drunk" after drinking just a little. This sign reminds you that your liver function has declined, your liver is damaged, and your liver cannot completely break down acetaldehyde, a metabolite of alcohol.

2. Dark complexion The liver plays an important role in iron metabolism, and iron is usually accumulated in the liver. If liver cells are damaged, the iron in the liver cells will flow into the blood vessels, increasing the iron content in the blood and causing the face to turn dark. This symptom is most likely to occur in men and postmenopausal women. Therefore, when signs of a dark complexion appear, you must be alert to whether your liver is damaged and protect your liver in time.

3. Increased acne The progesterone hormone in the human body plays a role in promoting the secretion of sebum. The liver can destroy progesterone and adjust hormone balance. Therefore, reduced liver function will increase sebum secretion, eventually leading to acne.

4. The wound is prone to festering and infection. The liver plays an important role in human metabolism. If the liver function is damaged, skin regeneration will be hindered. In addition, the decreased detoxification function of the liver can easily cause bacterial infection in wounds.

5. Red nose tip. The so-called "red nose" is caused by the expansion of capillaries in the nose tip. Although "red nose" is not necessarily caused by liver damage, women are more likely to have "red nose" when their liver function is reduced or their hormones are disordered.