In this article, I should offer you a clear brief about symptoms of liver disease, but first of all, I think all of us must have an opinion about what's the liver, how important is for our organism and especially, why should we take much care of it? And yes, here I'd like to have the attention of all those who are used to consume more than two glasses of alcohol daily. As you know, alcohol and of course, smoking aren't good for our organism that's the reason we should choose other manner of having fun or relaxing. But, I'd don't want to start the topic about symptoms of liver disease such in force from the first rows. Well, read the following lines and find out some general things about the liver.



General:
The liver is unique among body organs because of its regenerative capacity, the reunification of cells that were destroyed by disease or injury in the short term. But if repeated liver injuries, long-term (chronic diseases), changes become irreversible and interferes with its function. Being a very active body, when it is sick, the whole body suffers. The amount of alcohol consumed and time consumption that are crucial in terms of appearance steatosis, hepatitis and liver cirrhosis. The more they grow, the greater the possibility of reaching the threshold of irreversible cirrhosis.

Now it's time to find out some new things about this important organs of our body. In the following lines, you'll find out that some other people truly accorded their maximal attention to this organ. The liver is one of the few organs, if not sole, which has erected a monument in its name!


It was inaugurated in 1987 in the town of Balen, northern Spain, as a tribute to the organ which performs the functions silently, without ever crying, sacrificing himself. In fact, the monument is an alcoholic liver and liver was dedicated by a physician, with the stated aim that those who see it to significantly reduce alcohol consumption. But the most important part comes right now: even if the liver is a great body, strong and tough, with different skills and qualities surprising does not mean it is immune to all aggressions. Small things you do them daily can affect your liver like too much salt in your food, too many cigarettes (of course, smoking is not a good thing, but we all know that and few are those who can stop smoking), too many pills and not talking again and again about the uncontrolled need of drinking alcohol.

Vary slightly depending on the cause, treatment mainly aims symptoms (analgesics, transfusions in case of digestive hemorrhage, anastomosis provoked in case of portal hypertension) and balancing nutrition (intake of vitamins and trace elements). Severity of chronic hepatitis is related to the possibility of a appearance in time of irreversible liver failure (blood clotting disorders, hepatic encephalopathy, metabolic acidosis) and a portal hypertension (embarrassed of blood flow in portal vein). This trend is caused by the formation of cirrhosis. Plus cirrhosis may evolve to hepatitis carcinoma (liver cancer).

Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver, acute or chronic and it's the most acute liver disease symptom. The liver is a unique organ. It is the only organ that will regenerate and can also be completely regenerated.

In other organs, like heart, diseased tissue is replaced with a scar, as well as those of the skin. The liver has the capacity to replace diseased cells with new cells.Long-term complications of liver disease occur when regeneration is either incomplete, or prevented the appearance of scar tissue. This situation occurs when, aggressive agents such as viruses, drugs, alcoholic beverages, etc., continue to attack the liver and prevents complete regeneration. Once scar tissue appeared reversibility of this process is very difficult to obtain.

A disease characterized by the appearance in large amount of scar tissue is liver cirrhosis. End-stage cirrhosis is liver disease, usually followed by the appearance of liver disease symptoms and complications.



Types  of complications

Acute hepatitis - that evolve in less than 3 months

-Viral hepatitis:

Of hepatitis (epidemic hepatitis)

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis c

- Chronic hepatitis

Chronic hepatitis c

- Hepatitis toxic drug:

Toxic hepatitis

Alcoholic hepatitis

- Autoimmune Hepatitis

Symptoms and signs
They are unsteady and of variable intensity. Some are common to all hepatitis: jaundice, dark urine, discolored stools, nausea, liver sensitive to touch. Others are depending on the cause: in case of flu-like viral hepatitis (intense fatigue, headache and joint pain) hard and enlarged liver with signs of alcoholic impregnation (weaken skin, leg pain, tingling, etc.) in case of alcoholic hepatitis.

Diagnosis
Diagnosis is confirmed by blood sampling, which often show a significant increase of transmissive (liver enzyme), and transitory evidence of acute destruction of liver cells, and diversion of conjugated bilirubin (a product of hemoglobin by binding to albumin in livers) and alkaline phosphatase, biological evidence of jaundice. Also, still looking in the blood, especially blood clotting factors level, among which many are drawn up by the liver, signs of hepatocellular failure in order to assess the attractiveness of hepatitis on liver function. Studies orientate, to the cause of hepatitis (presence of antiviral antibodies, for example).

Evolution and treatment
Evolution is related largely because, by land and immune status before liver hepatitis have occurred.
- Viral hepatitis spontaneously evolving favorably in most cases without sequel

- Alcoholic hepatitis can require patient transfer to intensive care when there are associated signs of liver failure (bleeding with blood clotting disorders, encephalopathy), the prognosis is related mainly to stop alcohol poisoning.
- Hepatitis drug therapy regresses to stop impugned, but sometimes it happens slowly.
- Medical hepatitis usually heal rapidly after appropriate antibiotic prescribing.

Chronic hepatitis Hepatitis A is called chronic when it evolves over a period exceeding six months. Sensitive cases are those of acute hepatitis. Symptoms of acute hepatitis are found more or less important (abdominal pain, jaundice, fatigue) in chronic hepatitis.

- Clinical symptoms liver disease:
They are sometimes present, sometimes are reduced or even absent. Are significant only for fatigue and fatigue sensation, loss of appetite, which are the most important symptoms are taken into account and reveals a liver disease. Other signs as weakness or weight gain, which coexist with the above, are also important. Dyspepsia is a sign that extra hepatic digestive system is affected, which is associated to chronic process. Digestion more difficult to install in an elective for fatty foods, for sauces, mayonnaise, usually for food with fat. These are signs of digestive disorders caused by stomach hipofermentation, biliary and pancreatic, and duodenal and biliary dyskinetic disorders. Manifested by "post alimentary weight, bloating and nausea, especially those morning”.

These show the existence of extra hepatic co affections chronic hepatitis. Are special conditions such as gallbladder, duodenum with stasis ulcer, chronic pancreatopaty will treat each separately. Skin color changes: jaundice, sometimes brown pigmentation, or even the appearance of melanodermy (brown or black pigmentation of the skin), oral mucosal erythematic, palmar erythematic, sometimes acne. These are not mandatory events, but their presence indicates liver disease. Liver is increased in volume, sometimes there is a splenomegaly. You must pay lot of attention and importance to neurological signs, to symptoms liver disease which should not be neglected.
Who has a higher risk of developing a liver disease? Usually, initial illness of the liver may give few symptoms or no symptoms.

Often, a liver disease is discovered when analysis is made for another condition. This evolutionary "move" of liver disease, is that the conduct periodic tests to explore the state of the liver to be extremely important, especially in people with risk of liver disease.

-Who is at greater risk of liver disease?
- Consumers of alcohol;
- Consumers of drugs (including pills, which are often not considered drugs by users);
- Patients who had hepatitis or jaundice due to other;
- Patients with diabetes;
- Obese patients;
- Patients with high cholesterol;
- Those who work with toxic or take the risk of hepatitis.

-Treatment:
If you already know what are the causal factors and especially if there are clinical signs that are actively targeting treatment should be liver or biliary bacterial infection, parasitoids, carentiale or nutritional imbalances, alcohol poisoning, etc.

Preventive, you can take the following treatment for healthy liver:
• Bio-Sylimarina 2/day
• Red Reishi 2/day
These are natural products may be taken for a longer period of time.
Diet will take into account the patient's digestive condition. It recommends, first, an arrangement of fresh milk derivative as yogurt, cheese, vegetable and grain soups, vegetable purees, in the form of semolina flour or rice milk, fruit juices and vegetables.
Avoid foods with sauce, meat, smoked, fried foods, butter, spices, preserved foods, salts, dried fruit, cake, nuts or peanuts.
It will take into account the patient's appetite. In case of loss of appetite or nausea, he will eat vegetable soup, semolina and rice milk, stewed fruit, fruit juices and vegetables. You will apply warm compresses on the liver.

After several days, can be consumed fresh cow meat or poultry, cooked or as a dietary meatballs, butter, prompter with egg, meat soup skimmed cheese dumplings boiled. It prohibits any kind of alcohol consumption (beer, wine, brandy, etc.), which could produce a series of negative effects on treatment. You should avoid canned fish, condiments such as pepper, mustard, parpika, garlic, butter-rich cookies and cakes, smoked meat and you must consume lots of vitamins especially in the form of fruits and vegetables.

There are also many other things you should know about liver disease, chronic hepatitis and about symptoms liver disease. In the following lines, I'll try to explain you how a patient who register some symptoms liver disease can switch to chronic phase of hepatitis. Time says its word in this majoe problem of health and sometimes, we must pay even more attention to our body and to sings that our organism sends to us.



-How to switch to chronic phase
• direct passage - in this case, the acute phase, jaundice is not inferior, and the man gets a shade of gray-green skin, often adding itching, liver remains high, is present and splenomegaly (enlarged spleen volume). Sometimes, jaundice disappears, but the morphological changes, clinical and liver function, persist. Usually happens in cases of acute liver dystrophy. Chronic Hepatitis cholestatic is usually acute viral hepatitis in the chronicles of the past directly.
• Transfer to chronicle the wave spikes - no full recovery in the intervals. Intervals may occur rarely with complete recovery.



• Moving the chronicles after a long latency phase (months or even years) - after an apparent clinical cure, functional, etc.
The last two are the most common.

Most liver patients have no symptoms - sometimes directly to the patient is diagnosed with cirrhosis without having had any symptoms until then.
Regarding the patients with symptoms, I’ll write in the following lines the symptoms liver disease:
• Unexplained fatigue (attention, fatigue usually is not a symptom of disease, but stress, overwork, lack of rest, overwork, etc.)
• Drowsiness unjustified
• Other symptoms:
-a Jaundice (jaundice is usually mistaken by patients with acute hepatitis, which is usually a disease, but this symptom is often given by other diseases - gallstones, tumors of the pancreas or liver, hemolysis, etc.)
-by an orange colored urine (should be known that morning urine is usually darker colored than the other throughout the day)
-Seats may be a discoloration that looks like a putty
-itching skin (pruritus)
-bleeding from gums when brushing
-Hair on the chest (men)
-a decrease in sexual desire or potency
-a breast enlargement in men
-a reddening of the palms (liver palms)
-a retraction of the tendon palmar
-an appearance of small blood vessels in the shape of a star (stars liver) on the chest or back
-Increasing the emergence of an abdominal fluid (ascites), and swollen legs (edema)



These symptoms are not specific to liver disease, can occur in other diseases, so it is good for evaluating join ill with such symptoms should be made by the doctor, who can turn from the start that exploration necessary for diagnosis correctly.
Pain in the liver is rare in normal liver diseases (chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, cysts, hemangioamy), it is usually on gall disease.

The liver is one of the most important organs in the body, performing over 500 functions, including: the fight against infection, processes digested food from the intestines, produces bile, a substance that helps digest food, store iron, vitamins and other chemicals necessary for the proper functioning of the body, controls the fat, blood glucose and amino acids, detoxifies and eliminates substances from the body that could otherwise poison.



The liver has an extraordinary capacity for regeneration. Can be removed three quarters of the liver and the rest will return to its original shape after a certain period of time. Liver’s lesions affect the liver's ability to fight against infections and to perform other tasks. There are several types of liver disease, but most important are viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, gallstones, liver disease related to alcohol consumption, liver cancer.

- Acute hepatitis" these diseases are treated only in hospitals for contagious diseases and it makes no sense to give natural treatments which, however, are not indicated with the administration of medication. You must be attentive when appear symptoms liver disease (in some cases there are no symptoms) and also you must strictly observe the doctor's directions.



- Chronic hepatitis
Most often, a chronic hepatitis follows a viral epidemic hepatitis, but may have other causes:
• hepatitis caused by viral infections from the pox, vaccinations, and disease ornithosis Cocksakie, rickettsiozes, infectious mononucleosis.
• Hepatitis caused by infectious microbial diseases: leptospirosis, salmonellosis, bacilli coli infections cocci (streptococcus viridians), tuberculosis, leprosy, syphilis.
• Liver parasitoids: malaria, amibiaza, schistosomiaza, leishmaniasis, ascaridoza, mycosis.
• Toxic hepatitis: insecticides deracinate substances, organic solvents, chloroform, and benzene.
• Hepatitis drug: cholestatic drugs sulfa preparations or arsenic, phenothiazine derivatives, male hormones, tuberculostatics, diuretics.
• liver by food deficiencies: low protein diet, choline, methionine, inositol, tryptophan, vitamin B12, malnutrition syndrome, states after gastrectomy, chronic malnutrition, chronic alcoholism or eating too many cooked foods in the diet without making some vitamins or fruits, vegetables, etc.
• liver caused by alcohol: these conditions the fatty infiltration of the liver by increasing the need for choline. It inhibits the oxidation of lipids, lipoprotein synthesis and removal insufficient blood lipids in the hepatocyte, it selectively stimulates the production of triglycerides and phospholipids, and hence blocking the synthesis of choline deficiency.



- Contributing factors
Hepatitis gets chronic just because some certain factors that allow or encourage the emergence of this chronic disease:
• route of penetration of the pathogen is very important. The largest number of chronic hepatitis caused by inoculation route. Hepatitis infection much more rarely gives oral chronic forms.
• Acute hepatitis with prolonged longer preicterice gives more cases of chronic hepatitis.
• Acute viral hepatitis reached at ages over 30 years and this case may present some symptoms livear disease.
• Coexisting diseases in the acute phase are not very important, no food, except for alcoholism (alcohol).

Dear visitor, with great joy because we have created simple pages and useful for you all, I dedicate to you this other page with the intent to explain the symptom of "abdominal pain", depending on the type of places where it occurs and, above all, the seriousness of the case.

Indeed abdominal pain is always a dangerous trap that may at any time become a surgical emergency, resulting in endangering the life of the patient. In the lines below I will talk more about this particular problem and about what are the symptoms of liver disease. After I will explain what are the symptoms of liver disease, I will finally explain how to approach the patient gastroenterology.


The liver diseases are also called hepatic diseases and include hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. Hepatitis is the disease of the liver and it is caused by several viruses. The viral hepatitis are silent diseases, with a very slow evolution, but which can seriously affect the health of the patient if they are left untreated.


This is why it is very important to remember the large number of functions of the liver: eliminates and filtrates the toxins in the organism, deposits fats and sugar and releases them when the body needs them and transforms the aliments and foods in vital and essential elements for life.


Hepatitis A is a very violent disease that can last for days or weeks- depending on the case and then disappears spontaneously. Very often, this disease is hard to diagnose and identify, but fortunately, this disease does not cause permanent lesions of the liver. Hepatitis A does not become a chronic disease and does not evolve into cirrhosis. The best treatment for this disease remains the prevention through correct and adequate hygiene.


The virus of hepatitis A is present in salt and in the feces of infected persons. The virus is transmitted through dirty hands, contaminated foods, defect conducts and the consumption of contaminated water in river and lakes.


The symptoms of hepatitis A are generally very simple and consist of the lack of appetite and vomiting. In an advanced state, the urine has a dark color and the feces are very light colored.


Contamination with hepatitis B is made through vaginal secretions, sperm or by transfusions with infected blood, at the dentist or at the manichiurist, if the tools have not been cleaned and disinfected. The transmission through saliva is very rare. Hepatitis B is a chronic disease that can become very serious if it left untreated.


The symptoms of hepatitis B consist of extreme fatigue, the lack of appetite, abdominal pain, vomiting, etc. For patients with hepatitis B it is recommended to rest in bed so that th disease cures faster. On the other hand, the patients are treated with medicines and the treatment is recommended by a specialist.


Hepatitis C i8s transmitted through different objects that have been contaminated with the saliva of an infected person, like spoons. Moreover, hepatitis C can be transmitted through sexual contact. The treatment consists of drugs that are recommended by the specialist. Hepatitis C does not seriously affect the liver.

If you are feeling pain on the right side of your body, below the ribs, there are many chances that this is not the liver, even though you might be tempted to believe it is.

This, and other pieces of information are often ignored by people asking themselves “what are the symptoms of liver disease?” Later on in the article, I will show you a list of liver symptoms and you can decide for yourself, temporarily, if you are suffering from a liver disease. And I say temporarily because, unless you are the member of a reclusive cult or Amish, you should never attempt to set a diagnosis for yourself, except, of course, the cases where you have medical studies. But my guess is that, since you are reading this article, you do not have medical studies. So let us continue.


If you were to make a list of all the organs in your body, my guess is that the liver would not be in the top five, right? You would probably go with the brain, the heart, the stomach, the genitalia, and so on. However, you should give more credit to the liver, because it has super powers, compared to most of the other organs. It can regenerate itself.


Another organ with super powers, as opposed to the overrated heart, which is just a muscle with a mechanical motion, is the brain. But now is not the time to get into the details of the brain, more specifically into the little we know about this amazing organ.


Returning to the liver, this little machine has, among other functions, the role of filtering the toxins in the body. It cleans the blood. This means that if you have too much toxic stuff in your body, then the liver is the first one to go.


Two of these poisons that can really mess up the liver are smoking and drinking. Smoking, with its tons of chemicals and nasty stuff, is the body’s archenemy. Drinking is also poison, because alcohol is toxic for the body. The body does not need it, nor does it ask for it.


One of the worst things that could happen to your body is the liver disease called cirrhosis. This dreadful disease is mainly caused by an exaggerated consumption of alcohol on a regular basis.

If you drink and smoke, on a regular basis, and you damage your liver to the point where it cannot regenerate itself, then you are in big trouble. You will probably need a transplant and you could end up with the liver of a pig inside you. That does not sound very pleasant now, does it?


But enough general talk about the liver. Here I will write some of the things you feel and experience when your liver is not feeling up to par, or when you have problems with the liver. If you have any or all of these symptoms, go see your doctor and ask what you should do next. The doctor will confirm if you have liver problems and they will help you fix or ease them.


What are the symptoms of liver disease? A few of them are:

-jaundice

-dropping appetite

-anemia

-light coloration of stool

-bloating and distension

-polydypsia and polyuria

-headaches

-allergies

-dizziness

-spasms and tremor

-tension and pain in the back

-redness and itchiness of eyes

-depression and mood swings.

I am fascinated with the liver. I don’t know why. This is why I decided to write a synopsis of a booklet I read, called “Jaundice – liver disease symptoms”. In “Jaundice-liver disease symptoms” there is all sorts of stuff about the liver. I will try to recap from memory, so bear with me.

The liver is one of the largest and most important organs in the body, with over 500 vital functions. It is also an organ that can easily recover. It can remain functional even if 80 - 90% of its cells are affected. It can completely regenerate within weeks, when most of it was removed surgically.

Take care of your liver, however, since the liver is not indestructible. Toxic substances such as alcohol and drugs or viruses such as hepatitis B and C, can cause permanent damages to the liver. When liver suffering is very advanced (as in cirrhosis), healthy tissue is replaced with another type of tissue and the liver is not able to repair and gradually loses function, and eventually the whole body suffers. Irreversible damage to the liver does not have treatment and liver transplantation is the only solution.

Diseases of the liver occur not only with these very serious aggressions. The liver "tires" also because of inadequate nutrition and lifestyle. The liver is dependent on what we eat, how we eat and even how we live. If you eat food without vitamins, with food additives (with residue, colors, fertilizer), food with more carbohydrates and fat, the liver will suffer. Excessive nutrition and lack of regular meals to make reserves causes the liver to suffer and unfortunately, fatty meals are stored directly into this organ, causing a fatty liver (hepatic steatosis).

Why is the liver an essential organ of the body? - Because it encompasses a series of functions that no other organ can carry. The filtering that separates nutrients from toxic substances, and cleans the blood, is not its only function. The liver is also a torage place for glucose in various forms, from where the glucose enters the blood stream and goes to various sections of the body.

Also the liver is a "factory" which produces a variety of vital body substances:
-protein, necessary for growth and development, for repairs in the body, production of hormones, etc.;
-bile, absolutely necessary digestion of fatty foods;
-cholesterol, a substance which, despite a negative aura, is still very important for the body;
-substances that have role in the removal of blood clots;
-substances involved in immunity, fighting infections.

You must know that the liver usually does not hurt, but only in exceptional cases (abscesses, tumors, heart failure). If you feel a pain in the right side of the abdomen it is likely the colon or gall bladder is the cause. Liver pain is accompanied by symptoms other than pain entirely located on the right. If you suffer from nausea (especially after a meal containing more fat), bloating, constipation, digestion problems, irritable bowel, acne, itchy skin and always feel exhausted, depressed and irritable, it is very likely this is due to a tired liver.

On the alcoholic fatty liver disease symptoms axis there is much to be said. First of all, yes, alcohol is a major cause for liver disease and, of course, for fatty liver, but there is more to it. Thus, if you are interested in the alcoholic fatty liver disease symptoms connection, read on.



Hepatic steatosis or fatty liver is considered one of the most common liver diseases and is caused by a wide range of factors. Alcohol remains the main cause for steatosis, as well as obesity and diabetes. Studies by doctors demonstrate that hepatic steatosis is an early and constant complication of alcoholism in moderate drinkers, hardcore drinkers developing a disease called cirrhosis.

The amount of ingested alcohol is the most important risk factor in the development of steatosis. Specialists say a 80 ml quantity of alcohol consumed daily for several years favors the occurrence of hepatic steatosis. Thus, it was observed that women often develop the disease. In combination with alcohol, an enabling role in the occurrence of this disease is each patient's genetic condition.

In time, there is a significant increase in chronic viral hepatitis type C in patients with fatty liver disease. The combination of hepatitis C virus infection and alcohol affects your liver more than alcohol alone. Such patients have a lower survival rate and develop the disease at younger ages. Hepatitis C infections cause a serious risk to develop liver cancer in patients with cirrhotic liver. Moreover, this infection contributes to increasing the severity of steatosis.

The evolution of steatosis is favorable, the only chance of a complete cure being the complete abstinence from alcohol for 5-6 weeks. However, in chronic alcoholics, steatosis is associated with alcoholic hepatitis and, in such cases, hepatocellular insufficiency occurs. The disease also affects obese people, as well as patients with diabetes. Most times, the disease has no symptoms, only the fact that the patient complains of epigastric pain, possibly sensitive to palpation and jaundice rarely occurs. In the final stages of alcoholic liver disease, the patient's only chance of survival is a liver transplant. Six months of abstinence from alcohol is a necessary requirement for liver transplantation.

Fatty liver is one of the most common liver diseases and in one of 4 patients the illness progresses to a more serious stage of the disease. In fact, fatty liver disease means that an excess of fat accumulates in liver cells and the liver is not functioning as it would normally. Some patients diagnosed with the disease sometimes reach steato-hepatitis and then fibrosis, which are severe stages of the disease.

Hepatic steatosis, as steato-hepatitis, can be cured if the patient wants it, because the liver tissue can regenerate. The same cannot be said for a patient who has already reached fibrosis, a complicated stage of the disease. Fibroses are some scars that appear in the liver due to inflammation. These scars take out entire sections of liver tissue. Once fatty livers found, the patient will be regularly monitored. Such patients must observe a sanitary regime, food, lifestyle and medication treatment. Even if the disease does not heal, doctors can prevent it from getting worse. Drug treatment is closely linked to the food diet.

Some of the pain we are feeling is sometimes the symptom of a disease, but on other occasions it can only be something temporary that is caused by something unimportant and which goes away very soon. If you want to know if your pains are symptoms of severe liver disease, then you should know what that pain is. Generally, symptoms of severe liver disease involve less pain and more coloring, namely yellow.



A "tired" liver is wrapped in fat - After a high fat meal and "sprayed" with alcohol, pain may be caused by bile or pancreas. Many of us sometimes say "My liver hurts, it si from fatigue”. How true is this "saying"? People all over the world have adapted quickly to the fast pace of a market economy, with its continuous efforts. Fatigue and overwork are inherent and occurring in our lives everyday. We need to recognize this and know how to act. The liver, the "laboratory organ”, has at least 9 core functions and summarizes more than 2,500 known substances (and probably 25,000 unknown ones). Therefore, we must understand that the liver, necessarily grows "tired".

The liver has one of the best ways of regenerating the entire body. In particular, fatigue in the body does not create symptoms directly related to "place" where the liver is in the body. I mean, if you have pain in the right part of the abdomen, this does not automatically mean that you are feeling the pain caused by a tired liver. We must not forget, for example, that running in physical education class in school also caused the right side of the abdomen to hurt.

That pain, which disappear once we stopped running, had little connection with the liver, but with the large intestine which forms an elbow near the liver and gas starts going up, pressuring the. The pain is normal there, and not from an accumulation of blood in the liver. We also remember, some of us, that if we eat too much then we feel pain or discomfort in the liver. In principle, this is gall bladder pain. The gall bladder is a neighbor to the liver and its contraction causes noises. Also, the pancreas might be involved in this pain.

The full anatomical structure of the liver organ does not allow the location of sensitive nerve fibers within the liver himself, only on the shell of the liver, which is also called the hepatic Glisson capsule. Thus the liver only hurts in unusual circumstances, when there are abscesses in the liver, when there is a large tumor or when the heart fails to collect blood and lets it accumulate, dialting the liver.

So, to sum it up, symptoms of severe liver disease usally involve other symptoms, aside from the pain. There is jaundice, there is fatigue throughout the entire body, which is to say that the liver causes the fatigue here, not the fatigue causes the liver pain. Also, the stool might be light in coloe. Severe liver diseases include many types of hepatitis, liver cancer, cirrhosis and so on. For these, looking for symptoms on google will not do you much good. If you suspect you are seriously ill, get out fo the chair and go to a doctor. Now.