Stages Of Liver Disease

Hello, I'm curious to know any and all symptoms of liver disease? I know there are some types of liver diseases and illnesses that occur also when it comes to your liver. I would like to know are there different stages of liver disease, if so, what are they?

The external signs include a coated tongue, bad breath, itching, excessive sweating, offensive body odor, dark circles under eyes, red swollen eyes and itchy skin, acne rosacea, brown spots and stains on the skin , reddening of the face or appearance excessive facial blood vessels.

Other symptoms include jaundice (skin, nails and yellowish eyes) dark urine, pale stool, bone loss, easy bleeding, itching, small blood vessels visible in the spider's skin, spleen, fluid in the abdominal cavity, chills, pain in the bile duct or pancreas, gallbladder and enlarged.

I think the best thing is to look on Wikipedia, since you ask a lot and most people (including me) are not going to write a book about it here. This is what is needed to answer your specific question, when you say you want "all" the symptoms of liver disease. Keep in mind that the liver has over 500 functions, so you can imagine all the symptoms that may come with it.

There are 4 stages of liver disease. The staging is 0-4. Stage 0 is no fibrosis, stage 1 is fibrosis, stage 2 is slightly more fibrosis, Phase 3 is the transition with fibrosis, and stage 4 is when cirrhosis is present. So no matter how cirrhosis can cause a person, whether a little or a lot, when all cirrhosis (liver scarring) is present, that person is considered a disease of end-stage liver (LTC).

Cirrhosis also staging of A, B and C. Stage A is compensated cirrhosis, which means that there are no symptoms yet. Phase B is the beginning of decompensation, which means that the symptoms must be controlled with drugs and / or treatment. Phase C is decompensated where drugs are not much help control symptoms and total disability is near.

Go to Wikipedia and search cirrhosis. He will tell you all about the various types and symptoms.

You can go to WebMd.com and type of liver disease and get all the answers to your questions.