As we all know, the liver is very important for our human health, and once the liver function declines, the health of the body will be affected.
Hepatitis is a relatively common liver disease, and there is a certain degree of contagiousness, many people will be isolated and observed after suffering from hepatitis;

Because the liver itself has no pain nerves, so in the early stage of liver disease, there will be some obvious symptoms, so it is often found that liver disease, it has reached the middle and advanced stages, endangering the health of the body.
But what many people don't know is that early liver disease is not untraceable, there are some signals, it is recommended to observe carefully, then the question is, what signals appear in the body mean that the liver has been diseased? Let's take a look at it together.
1. Pain in the liver area
Pain in the liver area will gradually become obvious with the development of liver disease, although the liver itself has no pain nerves, but in the process of liver cells becoming cancerous and continuous growth, it will pull the liver envelope covered by the surface, and then the phenomenon of right upper quadrant pain will occur, and the more advanced the more obvious.
2. Anorexia
One of the important functions of the liver in the human body is metabolism and detoxification, but also shoulders the role of the body in digesting and absorbing nutrients, and the nutrients that enter the blood need to be synthesized and stored in the liver.
With the continuous development of liver disease, the function of the liver itself will gradually decline, and it will also be accompanied by complications such as gastrointestinal congestion and gastric varicose veins;
Causing disorders in the gastrointestinal system, there will be loss of appetite, such as persistent anaglottosis, bloating after meals, decreased appetite, etc.
3. Body odor
Body odor is a more common phenomenon in patients with liver disease, and the odor emitted is different from not bathing, and the odor presented is a light ammonia odor.
The liver can metabolize a variety of substances in the body, the symptoms of body odor are mostly because of the liver metabolism of ammonia, urea nitrogen disorders, the blood ammonia content increases, will lead to ammonia penetration into the skin, emitting a smell.
4. Bad breath
Bad breath is a typical manifestation of bad liver, many patients with liver disease in the middle, have severe bad breath, and the smell of this bad breath has a heavier ammonia smell.
After the liver's metabolic capacity declines, the metabolism of urea nitrogen and ammonia in the body is abnormal, and under the action of blood circulation, ammonia gas will follow the mouth to excrete a part, and a strong ammonia odor will appear.
5. Indigestion
The liver is not only the detoxification organ of the human body, but also the digestive organ of the human body, after the liver is damaged, it will affect the normal digestion of the human body, resulting in indigestion, abdominal pain, diarrhea symptoms.
The liver has the function of secreting bile, after the liver is damaged, the secretion of bile is reduced, bile as an indispensable substance to assist gastrointestinal digestion, lack of bile, will cause indigestion in the human body.
6. Yellowing of the skin
Red blood cells in the human body produce bilirubin when they are metabolized, and bilirubin needs to be metabolized by the liver.
After the internal environment of the liver is disturbed, it will lead to the liver's ability to metabolize bilirubin, when the excess bilirubin in the body regurgitates into the bloodstream, and follows the blood circulation to penetrate the subcutaneous tissue, then our body will also appear yellow.
I believe that through the above article content, we have learned about several abnormalities in the early liver disease body, it is recommended to pay attention to the observation of their physical condition in ordinary life, timely medical observation after the abnormality, do not ignore, avoid aggravation of the disease due to delaying time, and finally cause results that cannot be recovered.