In clinical practice, there is no such thing as “5 signs of a woman’s bad liver”. The common manifestations of a woman’s bad liver include indigestion, skin color changes, irregular menstruation, liver palms, spider nevus, and reduced night vision. If you find yourself in the above abnormal performance, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. 1, indigestion: the liver is part of the digestive system, has the function of secreting bile and other digestive juices. When the liver function decreases or suffers from liver disease, the body’s digestive function decreases, especially to the detriment of digesting high-fat and high-cholesterol foods, and patients may experience abdominal distension, abdominal pain, diarrhea and other manifestations. 2. Skin color change: Long-term chronic liver damage, resulting in estrogen inactivation disorders in the liver, can cause changes in skin color, manifested as gradual darkening and darkening of the skin. The skin loses its luster, roughness and inelasticity. In acute attacks of chronic liver disease, yellow staining of the skin and eyes may occur; 3. Menstrual irregularities: are abnormal manifestations of chronic liver disease unique to women, which may manifest as irregular menstruation and reduced menstrual blood flow. If liver damage persists and is not treated, severe cases may cause amenorrhea; 4. Liver palm: In patients with long-term chronic liver damage, repeated or persistent liver biochemical abnormalities are not treated, and the function of the liver to inactivate estrogen decreases, while estrogen can stimulate capillary dilation and congestion, causing the large and small fissures of the palm and the palm surface of the fingers to show congestion and redness, while other parts of the palm are normal in color; 5. Spider nevus: As with The same as liver palm, it is seen in patients with long-term chronic liver damage, also due to estrogen liver inactivation dysfunction, resulting in capillary dilation and congestion. A typical spider nevus has a red dot in the center, surrounded by small dilated blood vessels with a diffuse distribution, similar in appearance to a spider. It is usually found on the chest, neck and face; 6. Decreased night vision: The liver is the storage organ of vitamin A and plays an important role in the metabolic transformation of vitamin A. Long-term chronic liver damage leads to a decline in liver storage of vitamin A, the digestive tract absorption of vitamin A is reduced, vitamin A deficiency can appear at night to reduce the ability to see things. If the body shows the above performance, it is recommended to seek medical treatment to clarify whether there is a problem with the liver and to actively treat the related discomfort.