Category: Liver palms

Liver palms do not disappear. The so-called liver palm is mainly due to endocrine disorders caused by cirrhosis, estrogen inactivation, causing capillary dilation, resulting in redness of the palm, especially…

A relatively large proportion of patients are women, particularly women during pregnancy, who are at high risk of liver palpation.

Cirrhosis is not self-healing and conventional clinical treatment can only slow down its progression.

The presence of liver palms, accompanied by bleeding gums, vomiting of blood and black stools, lethargy and weakness, should prompt medical attention. Patients who experience acute bleeding, develop shock, complications…

Cirrhosis occurs at the end stage of liver disease and can affect a patient’s quality of life as liver function is severely impaired. Patients with cirrhosis need to rest or…

It is important not to make absolute statements about clinical symptoms and liver function tests. For example, clinically elevated ALT and AST are often indicative of significant inflammatory activity in…

For patients who have developed cirrhosis, they should take their medication on time as prescribed by their doctor and eat a diet rich in easily digestible foods.If the patient has…

Cirrhosis is a pathological stage in which various chronic liver diseases progress to a stage characterised by chronic inflammation and diffuse fibrosis of the liver, and is the end stage…

The presence of liver palms does not necessarily mean that you have liver disease; some healthy people also have liver palms.This may be related to congenital thinning of the palms…

A good diet and lifestyle habits are beneficial to the healing of the disease and the regression of liver palms.It is recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits, soya products,…