Hepatomegaly
Hepatocellular hypertrophy is a medical term that refers to an increase in the size and weight of the liver compared to its normal weight and weight. The length of the liver in adults is about 12-15 cm, while its width is about 15-20 cm. The weight in men is estimated at 1800 g and for women 1500 g, And liver hypertrophy is a satisfactory indicator of other liver diseases such as failure, inflammation, or fibrosis. In this article we will discuss the factors causing the problem, as well as its symptoms and treatment methods.
What treatment of liver hypertrophy
Medical treatment for liver enlargement is done by treating the causes of the problem, but there are home remedies that can be used as follows:
- Drink boiled 4 leaves of artichoke plant in a liter of water, and advised to make honey and continue to drink on a daily diet for 12 days, can also eat artichoke fresh.
- Drink boiled chamomile cold, after a quarter-hour soak and analysis, and advised to drink more than once a day.
- Eat plenty of red raisins, and dandelions.
- Mix Indian cactus juice with grinded ginger.
- Eat pineapple fruit and drink water.
- Mix the lemon juice with the honey and the pond bean, to be drank a tablespoon after each main meal.
- Drink boiled lemon strips on the saliva.
Tips to prevent hepatic hyperplasia
- Quit smoking whether smoking cigarettes or arugula.
- Refrain from drinking alcohol.
- Keep away from fat, carbohydrates and sugars, as opposed to eating too many fruits and vegetables.
- Maintain the perfect weight proportional to the length.
- Avoid chemically contaminated areas, do not deal with chemicals, it is advisable to wear gloves and sleeves.
Liver hypertrophy factors
- Increase the number of Kupfer cells in the liver.
- Exotic materials.
- Production of blood cells in the liver.
- Exposure to a process in the liver.
- Blood vessel congestion due to myocardial infarction, or obstruction of the liver veins due to Bow Kyari syndrome.
- Infectious diseases such as viral hepatitis, infertility, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, schistosomiasis, hepatotoxicity, parasitic infections of liver abscess, blood diseases including cancer, redness of the lymphoma, hepatic tumors, and sarcoid disease.
- Take some medications, alcohol, or cigarettes.
Symptoms of liver enlargement
- Feeling full and bloated.
- Abdominal pain.
- Yellowing and dandruff in the skin.
- Tiredness and general physical weakness.
- Feeling nauseous.
- Clear drop in weight.
- Note: It is not enough to rely on the above symptoms. Diagnosis of the disease must be done through laboratory tests, including blood tests, magnetic resonance imaging or ultrasound, as well as a sample of liver tissue.