If you have these problems, beware of the symptoms of fatty liver!

In medicine, fatty liver is a hidden disease. In layman's terms, fatty liver is not easy to be discovered by patients and has no obvious symptoms. However, some experts point out that patients with early fatty liver will have the following symptoms, so everyone must be careful.

Nausea, vomiting, and bloating

Mild fatty liver disease accompanied by liver damage may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, aversion to oil, upper abdominal distension and other discomforts. Nausea often occurs alone.

Loss of appetite

Loss of appetite is one of the common symptoms of fatty liver. If you have loss of appetite for a long time, in addition to suspecting gastritis and other diseases, you should also consider the possibility of fatty liver.

Fatigue

Moderate or severe fatty liver may cause fatigue and easy exhaustion.

Spider Angiomas

It is a vascular nevus formed by the branching expansion of the terminal small arteries of the skin. It looks like a spider, so it is called spider nevus. It often appears on the face, neck, back of the hand, upper arm, chest and shoulder. The diameter can be as large as a needle tip to several centimeters. When checking, press the center of the nevus with your fingertips or cotton swabs, and its radiating "small blood vessel network" will fade, and it will reappear after the pressure is removed. It can also be seen in some patients with fatty liver.

Vitamin Deficiency

Fatty liver is caused by fat accumulation and vitamin deficiency in the diet, so people are prone to multiple vitamin deficiency symptoms. Clinically, peripheral neuritis, glossitis, angular cheilitis, skin ecchymosis, hyperkeratosis, etc. can be seen. A small number of people may also have gastrointestinal bleeding, gum bleeding, epistaxis, etc.