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Cancer of the liver is the third most common type of cancer in the world. It is time to find out about this disease and other liver diseases adidas superstar 2 38 , so you can recognize them. Early recognization is absolutely necessary to make sure these diseases can be stopped in time.
Liver disease types include jaundice, hepatitis, liver failure and fatty liver.
Jaundice
Jaundice is when the whites of the eyes, gums (mucous membranes) and skin take a yellowish color. It is not a disease or condition, but a phenomenon in various diseases of the liver and gallbladder or bile ducts. Other symptoms that may be associated with jaundice is dark colored urine and pale or light-colored stools. Jaundice is caused when too much bilirubin is present in the blood. This is a breakdown product of red blood cells. This material is normally processed by the liver and then separated as part of the digestive juice bile.
Hepatitis A, B adidas superstar bianche e nere 38 , C, D and E
Hepatitis is a brief, sudden inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis is usually caused by a hepatitis virus. There are five viruses, hepatitis A, B, C adidas superstar foundation bianche e nere , D and E, and there will probably more to be discovered in the future. The condition may also be caused by certain bacteria, or by non-viral causes such as toxic substances (alcohol, drugs). Most people are cured within half a year. Sometimes the ignition takes years, causing chronic hepatitis.
Chronic hepatitis
Chronic hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver that lasts more than six months. It may have different causes such as excessive drinking or a viral infection. It can lead to liver cirrhosis and liver failure. In some cases, chronic hepatitis gives no complaints and symptoms. The complaints asics gt 2170 prezzo , if any, can vary from mild to severe. The symptoms that may occur are the same as in acute hepatitis.
Fatty liver
Alcohol is a topic substance, broken down by the liver. Excessive alcohol consumption leads to an accumulation of fat in the liver, causing fat globules to develop in the liver. This may cause an irriversible damage to the liver cells. A fatty liver causes hardly any symptoms and often goes unnoticed.
Sometimes the following symptoms occur: an enlarged liver - a 'heavy feeling' in the abdomen (Severe) pain in the upper right abdomen and a painful and sensitive liver.
A fatty liver occurs after a few days of excessive drinking. The liver will recover a few weeks without alcohol consumption.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver
In addition to excessive alcohol consumption, there may be other causes for accumulation of fat in the liver cells. Insulin resistance, a condition in which the body has become less sensitive to insulin asics gt 2000 uomo , is one of them. Obesity or overweight causes insulin resistance which ultimately leads to a fatty liver. An Israeli study (2009) showed that the daily consumption of two cans of soda or two glasses of juice can lead to a fatty liver in the long term. Genetic factors and some types of medication probably also play a role.
In all these cases one speaks of non-alcoholic fatty liver (Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease or NAFLD). In 20-30% of patients, this leads to fatty liver disease or Non Alcoholic Hepatitis Steatosis (NASH). In the long run, this can turn into liver cirrhosis.
Fatty liver and metabolic syndrome
Fatty liver is associated with the metabolic syndrome. This syndrome is a combination of four conditions:
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Increased cholesterol
- Elevated blood sugar (hyperglycemia)
- Obesity or overweight
Heart disease and diabetes are also caused by this syndrome. The metabolic syndrome is also associated with non-alcoholic fatty liver.
Liver cirrhosis
When suffering from cirrhosis, liver cells are destroyed and replaced by connective tissue. The liver can no longer perform its blood purifying effect. The proper functioning of the liver is damaged beyond repair. People with cirrhosis may feel healthy for years. Some liver disease symptoms people have experienced are:
- Decreased appetite and weight loss
- Fatigue Nausea and vomiting
- Obesity or overweightbloating and abdominal pain jaundice (in a later stage)
The Cirrhosis is often caused by hepatitis, or due to excessive alcohol consumption. It is a liver disease that can be used as a precursor of cancer. In severe cases it can also lead to liver failure.
Cancer of the liver In 90% of the cases, cancer of the liver develops from cirrhosis of the liver. Liver cancer can develop just as cirrhosis long time without symptoms. Find cancer of the liver symptoms here.
Liver failure
This happens when liver cells are damaged to an extent that the liver can no longer function properly. It fails to break down break toxins in the blood. As a result scarpe asics tiger uomo , toxins accumulate in the body, causing the brains and other organs to be affected. Liver failure can be either acute (sudden liver failure) and chronic (a deteriorating liver function).Causes of liver failure include: The hepatitis virus A, B, C, D or E By medications such as acetaminophen, aspirin and some antibiotics By toxic substances such as Amanita phalloides (a fungus) offerte asics tiger mexico 66 , or industrial chemicals (such as carbon tetrachloride) Existing chronic liver diseases, such as Wilson's disease and syndrome of Budd-Chiari Heart failure.
In almost half of the cases of acute liver failure it is no longer possible to determine the cause. Acute liver failure often has very serious consequences and can be fatal. Symptoms of acute liver failure can occur within a few hours or days, and include:
- Memory impairment Drowsiness somnolence Impaired concentration
- Confusion Apathy lethargy
- Slurred speech
- Sometimes aggressive behavior
- Disorientation
- No response to voice and pain stimuli Irritability
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