liver damage Our liver is an important component of our body. If your liver is damaged then you may have to face many serious health problems. The liver is located in the upper part of your abdomen. The work of breaking down the toxic things present in our body is done through liver function. Due to our bad habits in our fast lifestyle (bad habits and effect on the liver), it is seen that the cases of liver damage are increasing. Many people experience liver related problems. Many people often ignore such problems, but doing so can also lead to death. But how do we understand that our liver is getting damaged? For this the body gives us some signals, if you are also getting these signs then contact the doctor immediately (contact the doctors on priority basis). because your liver may be damaged
Why can liver problems occur?
- Liver related problems can be felt as a side effect of the medicine
- If you have excess sugar (excess sugar in food) in your diet.
- If you’re eating a lot of processed food
- If you’re not eating vegetables
- Drinking large amounts of alcohol (drinking alcohol).
- If you have too much protein in your diet
nonalcoholic liver disease and alcoholic liver disease
According to experts, you can have non-alcoholic liver disease and alcoholic liver disease. That is, it is classified as alcoholic liver disease and non-alcoholic liver disease. Quitting alcohol can help control alcoholic liver disease. In the beginning there are no symptoms of liver cirrhosis. Because the liver continues to work even when the liver is damaged. That’s why it’s important to understand the alerts your body gives you. Liver cirrhosis can make you feel tired. Your appetite decreases and you lose weight too. At this time you can see red spots on your hands.
Swelling in feet:
Swelling in the legs or feet may be related to your liver. Experts say that if you see these symptoms then it could be fatty liver or even liver cancer. Consult a doctor for proper advice.
pain in soles of feet
Liver related problems can cause pain in your legs. When your liver is damaged, a certain amount of fluid builds up in your swollen legs. Numbness, weakness or nerve damage in your legs has been linked to chronic liver disease. So if there is any defect in your liver then its direct effect can be seen on the feet.
Itching on the soles of the feet:
In advanced cases of hepatitis, patients experience itching on the palms and soles. This is mainly due to itching. This causes itching on the palms of your hands and feet. Along with itching in the hands and feet, your skin may become very dry. Doctors recommend using a moisturizer in such cases.
(Information is based on common sense. Consult a doctor/expert if using it in daily life)
