These 4 signals appear on the face, signaling liver cancer is near
If your body has the following problems, be alert for liver diseases, including liver cancer.
As we know, the liver is the organ that detoxifies the body, so it is also the place where many disease-causing toxins easily accumulate, and liver cancer is one of the malignant tumors with the highest mortality rate in humans.
Early detection and treatment of liver cancer through 4 signs on the face.
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| Early detection and treatment of liver cancer through 4 signs on the face. |
According to epidemiological surveys, the incidence of liver cancer is related to viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, aflatoxin, drinking water pollution, genetics, alcohol and chemicals. Therefore, when encountering the following 4 facial signs, go see a doctor for a health check as soon as possible!
1. Dark facial skin, sunken, tired eyes
Dull skin is one of the common signs of liver disease. The cause of dull skin and sunken “panda” eyes is due to liver dysfunction.
Pituitary dysfunction in the body leads to a significant increase in the melanogenesis hormone secreted by the pituitary gland, causing melasma and darkening of the skin and dark circles around the eyes of the patient.
2. Jaundice, yellow eyes
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| Jaundice, yellow eyes |
3. Spider webs appear on the skin
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| Spider webs appear on the skin |
This sign is also a particularly common symptom in people with acute cirrhosis or hepatitis, and some cases of fatty liver.
4. Bleeding of unknown cause
Patients with liver cancer or cirrhosis will have bleeding gums when brushing their teeth and abnormal bleeding under the skin. This is because the liver is also the main place to synthesize blood clotting factors in the body. People with liver disease will have severely impaired liver function test results, the body has difficulty clotting blood, especially in the thin parts of the mucosa, such as the nose and gums.
To prevent liver disease, what should we do?
- Strengthen the body's immune system: vaccination, regular health check-ups.
- Practice healthy living and eating habits: use fresh, clean food, minimize liver stimulants such as alcohol, beer, coffee, etc. Exercise regularly.
- Avoid drugs that are harmful to the liver: buy and use drugs as prescribed by your doctor.
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