Clinical cirrhosis is often divided into "compensated stage" (early stage) and "decompensated stage" (late stage) based on the course of the disease. If no attention is paid to treatment in the early stage, a series of symptoms will appear one after another in the late stage. Complications seriously affect the patient's life. The following is an introduction to the symptoms before death in the late stage of liver cirrhosis, so that everyone can improve their understanding: 1. Massive gastrointestinal bleeding may occur before death in the late stage of liver cirrhosis: The liver synthesizes coagulation factors in the late stage of liver cirrhosis. Hypofunction, thrombocytopenia and increased capillary fragility caused by hypersplenism can induce massive bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract. When the amount of bleeding is small, epistaxis, gum bleeding, and skin ecchymosis can be seen. When the amount of bleeding is large, hematemesis and blood in the stool can be seen. If it cannot be effectively controlled, it will seriously endanger the patient's life. 2. Hepatic coma can be seen before death in advanced liver cirrhosis: Hepatic coma is mainly based on metabolic disorders, with disturbance of consciousness and coma as the main clinical manifestations. Common triggers include high-protein diet, large amounts of diuresis or ascites, massive upper gastrointestinal bleeding, nitrogen Diabetes, sedatives and hypnotics, infection and hypoxia, surgery, anesthesia, constipation or uremia, etc., have low cure rate and high mortality. Patients with advanced liver cirrhosis need to pay attention to prevention. 3. Severe pain in the liver area can be seen before death in the late stage of cirrhosis: Severe pain in the liver area in the late stage of cirrhosis is mostly related to factors such as long-term tumor damage and infiltration of liver tissue, local ischemia and necrosis of liver tissue, and is often persistent. In severe cases, those with extremely weak systems may be unable to bear the pain and suffer from fainting and shock. Failure to rescue in time may lead to death. 4. Peritonitis can be seen before death in the late stage of liver cirrhosis: In patients with late stage liver cirrhosis, their immunity and disease resistance are not as good as before, especially those who are bedridden for a long time. They are prone to various infections, the most common of which is peritonitis (infiltration of the patient's intestinal wall). Increased sex and careless diet will cause bacteria in the intestine to multiply and induce peritonitis), thereby accelerating the formation of ascites, which can easily cause the body to suffer shock or organ failure, and even be life-threatening.