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- 3Introduction to liver cirrhosis symptoms and management
- 4Visual diagram of liver cirrhosis anatomy
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FATTY LIVER
SIGNS
Often no symptoms early
Tiredness or low energy
Discomfort in right upper abdomen
May be linked with obesity, diabetes or high cholesterol
Sometimes found on blood tests or ultrasound
ENLARGED
Fat buildup in liver
Right upper abdomen
MANAGEMENT
Weight loss can improve fatty liver
Exercise regularly
Control diabetes, cholesterol and blood pressure
Avoid alcohol or discuss safe limits with your doctor
Regular follow-up and liver tests
See a doctor if you have jaundice, severe pain, vomiting, or worsening symptoms.
LIVER CIRRHOSIS
SIGNS
Tiredness and weakness
Yellow eyes or skin (jaundice)
Swollen belly or legs
Easy bruising or bleeding
Confusion can happen in severe disease
Scarred liver
Nodular surface
Swollen abdomen (fluid buildup)
MANAGEMENT
Treat the cause (alcohol, hepatitis, fatty liver, etc.)
Medicines may help control complications
Low-salt diet may help fluid buildup
Regular specialist follow-up is important
Advanced cases may need liver transplant evaluation
Seek urgent care for vomiting blood, black stools, confusion, or severe swelling.
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