Cirrhosis is a late phase of scarring (fibrosis) of the liver brought about by numerous types of liver maladies and conditions, for example, hepatitis and interminable liquor addiction. Each time your liver is harmed — regardless of whether by infection, over the top liquor utilization or another reason — it attempts to fix itself. Simultaneously, scar tissue structures. As cirrhosis advances, increasingly more scar tissue structures, making it hard for the liver to work (decompensated cirrhosis). Propelled cirrhosis is hazardous. Be that as it may, if liver cirrhosis is analyzed early and the reason is dealt with, further harm can be constrained and, infrequently, reversed. irrhosis frequently has no signs or manifestations until liver harm is broad. At the point when signs and side effects do happen, they may include: Weakness, effectively draining or wounding, Loss of craving, Queasiness ,Growing in your legs, feet or lower legs (edema) ,Weight reduction ,Irritated skin ,Yellow staining in the skin and eyes (jaundice) Liquid aggregation in your midsection (ascites) ,Spiderlike veins on your skin ,Redness in the palms of the hands .For men, loss of sex drive, bosom growth (gynecomastia) or testicular decay ,Disarray, laziness and slurred discourse (hepatic encephalopathy)
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