Symptoms of poor liver function

Every part and every organ of our body plays an irreplaceable role, so we must protect them well. But nowadays, many people often ignore their own health for the sake of work and performance, and often overdraw their lives. In order to have better living conditions, many people often stay up late and go out for social events. This will damage their body functions in the long run, and the liver is one of the organs that is easily damaged.

Speaking of the liver, the role it plays in our body is vital and cannot be replaced by any other organ. However, due to various reasons, modern people's liver function is declining and their lives are threatened. So what are the symptoms of poor liver function?

Poor liver function requires prompt treatment. If not checked and treated, continued liver damage can cause cirrhosis or liver cancer. Therefore, it is very important for hepatitis B patients to detect poor liver function. The manifestations of poor liver function are as follows:

1. People with poor liver function will have abnormal fat metabolism, which will lead to a decrease in the total plasma fatty acid concentration and a deficiency of polyunsaturated fatty acids, an increase in plasma free fatty acids and triglycerides, and excess triglycerides are stored in the form of fat droplets. Therefore, people with poor liver function are prone to fatty liver.

2. The liver is the largest digestive gland in the human body. People with poor liver function have worse digestive function than normal people. Therefore, they will have symptoms such as loss of appetite, bloating after eating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, aversion to greasy food or constipation.

3. People with poor liver function have abnormal vitamin metabolism. Vitamin deficiency can cause symptoms such as night blindness, rough skin, lip and tongue inflammation, edema, skin bleeding, and osteoporosis.

4. The liver and gallbladder have the same origin. People with poor liver function have abnormal bile pigment metabolism, which can cause jaundice.

5. The main reason for people's poor liver function is damage to liver cells, which can lead to an increase in serum transaminases and other enzymes, and a decrease in cholesterase, manifested as fatigue, tiredness, drowsiness, etc.

6. People with poor liver function have abnormal hormone metabolism, which manifests as decreased libido, menstrual disorders, dilation of skin arterioles, spider nevi, liver palms, dark complexion, etc.

7. Poor liver function can cause lower gastrointestinal symptoms, tea-colored urine, and loose stools.

8. People with poor liver function have impaired coagulation factor synthesis, which can cause bleeding gums, nosebleeds, etc.

Of course, the symptoms of poor liver function mentioned above can only be said to include the vast majority, but there are also a few manifestations that are not discovered in time. Therefore, it is necessary to remind friends with poor liver function to go to the hospital for treatment in time.