1. ABNORMALLY YELLOW DISCOLORATION OF THE SKIN AND EYES.
This is called jaundice which is often the first and sometimes the
only sign of liver disease. (?) will have to
ask someone - he can't see.)
2. DARK URINE.
3. GRAY, YELLOW, OR LIGHT-COLORED STOOLS.
4. NAUSEA, VOMITING
AND/OR LOSS
OF APPETITE.
5. VOMITING OF BLOOD, BLOODY OR BLACK
STOOLS. Intestinal bleeding can occur when liver
diseases obstruct blood flow through the liver. The bleeding may
result in vomiting of blood or bloody stools.
Black as Coal, he says.
6. ABDOMINAL SWELLING. Liver disease may cause ascites, an
accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity.
7. PROLONGED GENERALIZED ITCHING.
8. UNUSUAL CHANGE OF WEIGHT.
An increase or decrease of more than 5% within two months.
Lost 30 pound in 2 months - weighs about 140 now
9. ABDOMINAL PAIN.
10. SLEEP DISTURBANCES,
MENTAL CONFUSION AND COMA are present in severe liver disease.
These result from an accumulation of toxic substances in the body
which impair brain function.
11. FATIGUE OR LOSS
OF STAMINA.
12. LOSS OF SEXUAL DRIVE OR PERFORMANCE.
