What are the symptoms of liver bleeding? Hepatic hemorrhage, depending on the cause of the disease and the amount of bleeding, manifests itself as bleeding spots, bruises, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, pallor, rapid drop in blood pressure and even shock. 1. Coagulation dysfunction hepatic hemorrhage: bleeding caused by damage to tiny blood vessels, small amount of bleeding, scattered bleeding spots and bruises on skin and mucous membranes, oral cavity, etc. Generally, hemostatic drugs can be used for conservative treatment and bed rest. 2. Liver rupture or intrahepatic hemorrhage caused by trauma, cirrhosis, tumor, etc.: large amount of bleeding, severe abdominal pain, peritoneal irritation, pallor, pulse rate, etc., rapid drop in blood pressure and even shock; bleeding temporarily confined to the liver peritoneum is temporarily less severe, epigastric distension and nausea. Clinical hepatic hemorrhage needs urgent medical treatment, timely anti-shock treatment, and actively improve the examination, surgery and other treatments, in order to avoid delaying the condition.