There are two kinds of moles on the skin, 80% of which are liver diseases. Don't ignore them.
Species 1: spider nevus
Spider nevus is one of the typical symptoms of liver lesions, and it is a radioactive spot, so it is named because it looks like a spider.
Generally appear on the face, neck, chest and shoulders. Spider nevus will change with the change of liver function. The liver function disappears when it is good. If the liver function is not good, it will appear. Therefore, people also use it as a basis for judging the improvement of liver function. If you have spider nevus, you'd better check your liver function.
Type 2: blood nevus
Blood nevus, also called red nevus, is usually on the face, neck and hands. It's usually painless. If you pinch it with your hands on purpose, it will bleed if it is broken, so people also call it a blood mole.
People with blood moles are prone to fatty liver and cirrhosis, which are generally more common in patients with fatty liver and chronic hepatitis.
When these two kinds of moles appear in the body, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, so we must pay attention to them!
In addition, there are five manifestations of liver disease, so we should pay more attention to observation.
First, emaciation: Three months ago, a male patient came to the hospital because of unexplained emaciation. In the past six months, he has lost more than 20 kilograms. Through inquiry, we learned that he was a hepatitis B patient, and then further examination confirmed that he had liver cancer. For patients with chronic hepatitis B or C, we must be alert to emaciation.
Second, liver pain: Many patients with liver cancer, the first symptom is often liver pain.
Third, jaundice: liver cancer is an important cause of jaundice. Tumors located at the hilum of the liver tend to block the bile duct.
Fourth, ascites: the culprit of a large number of ascites may be liver cancer.
Fifth, bleeding: This is the most serious symptom of liver cancer. Liver cancer can cause esophageal and gastric varices bleeding, and may also cause liver cancer nodules bleeding.
For patients with poor liver, if the above signs are more than two, they are often worried that cancer may occur.
Four major causes of liver cancer
More than 95% of liver cancer is accompanied by hepatitis B.
There are nearly 90 million patients with hepatitis B in China, and about 95% of patients with liver cancer are caused by liver cirrhosis caused by hepatitis B, which eventually leads to liver cancer.
Although liver cancer is not contagious, hepatitis B virus can be transmitted through blood transfusion, sex and mother to child.
fatty liver
The proportion of fatty liver patients who eventually lead to liver cancer may not be as high as viral hepatitis such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C, but the incidence of fatty liver is in the population base, and the data is very large.
excessive drinking
Work entertainment, friends gathering, holidays and drinking are definitely indispensable, otherwise it will always be unsatisfactory.
But the main component of wine is ethanol, which is oxidized into acetaldehyde after entering liver cells. The latter is hepatotoxic and carcinogenic, and excessive accumulation in the body will cause serious damage to the liver. Drinking alcohol can lead to chronic liver diseases such as alcoholic fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis and alcoholic cirrhosis, and can enhance the role of hepatitis B and hepatitis C virus in inducing primary liver cancer.
The diet is not clean
Liver cancer is related to aflatoxin intake. A variety of studies have shown that aflatoxin is the strongest chemical carcinogen, and its carcinogenicity is about 75 times stronger than that induced by dimethylnitrosamine.
Aflatoxin is most easily hidden in foods with high starch content, such as peanuts, corn and rice. The humid weather in the south often makes food moldy and breeds aflatoxin.
To prevent liver cancer and nourish the liver, remember to "eat more green, drink more water and do three things well"!
Eat more mung beans and shepherd's purse.
Mung beans are rich in acidic substances, which can be combined with rock sugar to strengthen liver function and avoid the occurrence of excessive internal heat. Protecting and nourishing the liver and drinking mung bean soup is a very good choice. Shepherd's purse can shorten the clotting time and stop bleeding, and is suitable for chronic liver diseases such as nosebleed and gingival bleeding.
Always drink herb tea and lemonade.
Tea and medicine are combined, mild and lasting, and some small plants protecting the liver are added and mixed. Lemons are well known. This is a natural herb. Drinking a glass of lemonade every day has a good effect of nourishing the liver and strengthening the spleen, resisting virus and detoxifying.
Do three things well:
First: Pay attention to the details of drinking.
Don't drink alcohol on an empty stomach, don't drink miscellaneous wine.
Second: Don't eat moldy food.
The third thing: do liver-nourishing exercises regularly.