Since ancient times, Chinese people have always paid great attention to facial features. Although poverty is seen from facial features, personal health can also be seen from facial features. In fact, from a medical perspective, facial features are born from the heart, which is quite reasonable. Whether a person is healthy or not can be seen from facial features.
If the liver is not good, there will be some abnormalities on the human face, such as yellowing of the face, yellowing of the sclera, etc. If the liver is not good, will there really be these abnormalities on the face? Let’s learn about the other abnormal manifestations.
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What is the development process of hepatitis to liver cancer?
hepatitis to hepatitis development process is hepatitis-cirrhosis -hepatitis, which is often called the "trilogy".
data shows that 90% of patients with liver cancer develop from hepatitis B or hepatitis C . 10% of hepatitis B viruses have the possibility of direct hepatitis cancer. About 10% of viral hepatitis develop into chronic active hepatitis , while 50% of chronic active hepatitis can develop into cirrhosis, and 10% to 15% of patients with cirrhosis develop into liver cancer, among which hepatitis B is the main, followed by hepatitis C . After different factors such as
virus, alcohol , drugs, etc. damage liver cells, causing damage and necrosis, the liver fibrous tissue begins to proliferate diffusely, gradually forming nodules , pseudolobitum, which is the normal structure and blood supply of the liver, loses normal metabolism and transformation functions, and forms cirrhosis, and cirrhosis nodules appear dysplasia, which eventually leads to primary liver cancer .
. Early stage: Early stage tumor is small, generally 1 to 2 cm in diameter, and the tumor capsule is intact, and there is no local invasion or spread of menstrual tract metastasis outward. The patient may have no symptoms of discomfort. Most physical examinations are found. If the patient's liver has a good texture, surgical resection can be performed for treatment.
If the patient has severe cirrhosis and cannot be surgically removed, radiofrequency ablation can be performed to achieve the effect of complete necrosis of the tumor. If the patient has severe cirrhosis and poor coagulation function, hepatic transplantation can be performed, and the purpose of eliminating tumors and treating cirrhosis can be performed.
. Medium stage: Distant metastasis may not occur, but the tumor may be large in size and increase in number. At this time, interventional treatment of can be performed to play a therapeutic role. In addition, embolizers or chemotherapy drug can be used to kill the tumor, which can also play a certain therapeutic role.
. End stage: The tumor has metastasized, and the patient may have ascites, jaundice , poor liver function, etc. At this time, the treatment effect may be poor. Patients can take comprehensive treatment, intervening treatment, targeted drug treatment, immunotherapy , etc., which will help prolong the patient's survival time.
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know whether the liver is good or not! What are the abnormalities on the face of people with liver disease?
Patients with poor liver may have liver disease face (dark face, dull, poor elasticity), and yellow face. Some patients will have spider nevus .
. Liver disease face: Poor liver function may lead to a decrease in adrenal cortex function, and the inhibitory effect of melanocyte stimulating hormone secreted by the melanin lobe of the pituitary gland is reduced, leading to an increase in melanin secretion. Therefore, patients with poor liver may have a liver disease face, which is manifested as a dark and dark complexion, dull skin elasticity, and dark brown pigmentation on both sides of the cheeks, making them look tired and haggard.
. Yellowing of the face: The liver is the main organ of bilirubin metabolism. If the liver function is damaged and the concentration of bilirubin in the patient's blood increases, it will cause the skin, mucous membranes, sclera and other parts of the human body to turn yellow. Therefore, patients with poor liver may experience symptoms such as yellow face and yellow eyes.
. Spider nevus: Patients with liver disease may have spider nevus on their faces, because when the liver is not good, the liver's effect on estrogen inactivation is reduced, and when the concentration of estrogen in the blood increases, the capillaries of the small arterioles dilate, which can then be manifested as spider nevus.
4. Acne and acne: Remove puberty, if acne and acne caused by hormone problems have been adults for a long time, but the acne and acne on the face cannot be solved for a long time, beware of whether it is caused by the liver. The liver is the largest detoxification organ, and detoxification will naturally be affected when there is a problem with liver function.
toxins cannot be excreted from the body, which will manifest as acne and acne on the face. Toxins in the liver will hinder the body's hormone levels and affect endocrine. These reasons will lead to the emergence of acne and acne. If you are troubled by acne and acne for a long time, it cannot be cured through ordinary conditioning and external skin treatment. You need to go to the hospital for a whole body examination to see if there is a disease in the liver.
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What is the diffuse liver lesions?
Diffuse liver lesions are an image. The scientific description is that when performing imaging examinations such as B ultrasound , CT or nuclear magnetic field, it is found that there are lesions in the entire liver from the surface to the liver tissue. You will often see that the shape of the liver has changed, which may shrink, and may have uneven surfaces. In addition, the structure in the liver may be rough, which is a manifestation of early cirrhosis.
The early stage of cirrhosis is called liver fibrosis. Liver fibrosis is the pathological process of liver cell necrosis and excessive precipitation of extracellular matrix after the liver is damaged. fiber tissue replaces the original liver tissue, which manifests itself as cirrhosis. Diffuse changes are a change in chronic liver damage. Various reasons can cause diffuse liver lesions.
Common fatty liver, drug-induced liver damage, autoimmune liver disease , chronic hepatitis B , hepatitis C, etc., can all cause diffuse liver lesions and parasitic infections in the liver, such as schistosomiasis and chrysotis chinensis infections, which can also lead to diffuse liver changes.
Diffuse changes in the liver are a manifestation of liver lesions. They generally indicate that liver damage is manifested as different degrees of damage to liver cells, or even liver fibrosis of varying degrees. If the liver is diagnosed with diffuse changes in the liver, it is recommended to complete the examination as soon as possible and standardized treatment after a clear diagnosis to reduce adverse effects of the disease.
