Fatty hepatosis: how to calculate the disease by external signs
Some symptoms of fatty liver disease can be identified by external signs. Doctors from the UK advise to pay attention to the condition of the legs, according to OTP.
Fatty liver hepatosis is a fairly common disease that affects up to a third of the world's population. The development of the disease can be prevented if you closely monitor the general condition of the body, say British doctors.
“The appearance of the foot gives many indications of the general health of a person, because the heart must send blood all the way to the lower part of the foot and back through the vascular system,” said the experts.
At the same time, the presence of liver problems adversely affects the state of blood vessels. In particular, the appearance of red spots and brown spots in the lower leg area can be a symptom of poor circulation. Cracked heels indicate a lack of vitamin B3 in liver disease, and itchy feet indicate a need for urgent medical attention.
In case of alcohol poisoning, you need to try to cleanse the body, as well as sleep and drink plenty of water. On the first day of the long weekend in May, the chief freelance specialist, psychiatrist-narcologist of the Ministry of Health of Russia, Evgeny Brun, spoke about this.
