Cirrhosis of the liver is a liver disease in the human body, which is a disorder and a disorder that occurs in the liver, causing the liver tissue to become dysfunctional. It does not perform its normal functions and becomes a fibrous tissue, which leads to a decrease in blood access rates of the liver itself. The liver loses its ability to perform its basic functions, namely, “entering the liver into the body’s metabolism, detoxifying the body, storing the glycogen in it, and making the plasma images.”
The reason may be excessive drinking, alcoholism and addiction. Or infection with viral hepatitis (B, C, D). Or may be due to the presence of genetic diseases in the person such as: (cirrhosis), and (deficiency against trypsin Alpha 1), and (Galactoz in blood or galactosemia).
Or may be the cause of the person’s liver cirrhosis; there are strikes and problems in the bile duct, which is the first cause of children with cirrhosis of the liver.
Each person with symptoms of the disease, including the disease, but sometimes may not show signs of the person, such as cirrhosis, in its early stages may not show the patient any symptoms. And if these symptoms may appear on the patient “fatigue and fatigue, and loss of abnormal and unusual, and loss of weight also.” These symptoms are symptoms of the early stages of the disease.
Symptoms of advanced stages of liver cirrhosis include severe yellowing of the face and eyes. The appearance of itching in the skin, and the high temperature of the injured. In later stages of the disease, the patient may develop a fluid-gathering condition in his or her abdomen.
The treatment of liver cirrhosis is: Stop alcohol drinking altogether, prescribe anti-viral treatments if the cause of the infection is viral, the doctor may resort to surgical treatment sometimes, and the description of some vitamins complementary to the human body sometimes. Some patients may resort to liver transplantation in serious stages of the disease.