How can you tell if the liver is healthy? Which manifestations are not accounted for, indicating that the liver is very young?

Some netizens asked: "My complexion is very bad, and there are many moles on my body. Do I have liver disease?"

The liver is indeed closely related to complexion and appearance. If a person's liver is not good, his complexion is not good-looking, and his appearance will also decrease. The relationship between the liver and appearance comes from the ability to detoxify and detoxify.

The liver is hidden in the body, but it is reflected in the appearance. Most people with poor liver will have poor detoxification ability, a large amount of toxins cannot be metabolized and accumulated in the body, blocking the channel of qi and blood circulation, unable to moisturize the skin, and the whole complexion and complexion will become very poor.

The so-called yellow-faced woman is also related to the liver. When liver disease develops to a certain extent, there will be large areas of jaundice, that is, the color of the skin will turn yellow, and the complexion will not look good. The chloasma on the face of women is also related to the liver, which is mainly caused by the deterioration of the liver's ability to detoxify. Whether the liver is good or not can really be seen from the complexion. Generally, women with ruddy complexion and shiny skin will not have a bad liver.

Whether moles on the body are related to the liver depends on the situation. Some people have moles that are congenital, and most of them are black moles, the size of a sesame seed. This mole has nothing to do with the liver. Some people's moles are formed the day after tomorrow, not so much as moles, but as red dots. The number of red dots keeps increasing, appearing from the arms to the chest, indicating that it is related to the liver.

Two functions of the liver are deteriorated, both of which can lead to red moles on the skin. On the one hand, the inactivation ability of estrogen in the liver is poor, and the estrogen content in the body increases, which makes the blood vessels dilate and forms a red mole. On the one hand, due to the poor blood coagulation ability of the liver, there are a lot of ecchymoses under the skin, which are similar to red moles on the outside. No red moles on the body, or only one or two red moles, it does not mean the problem, the liver should be very good.

Whether the liver is good or not can indeed be judged from the complexion and the number of red moles. But the way to judge is that the complexion is good and the red mole is less, which implies that the liver is good. Poor complexion and many red moles may not necessarily be liver disease, but may also be other factors, which cannot be used as a basis for judgment, and other characteristics need to be integrated.

Which performance does not account for one, indicating that the liver is really good?

Poor mood, always anxiety, suspicion, irritability and depression, generally related to the liver. People with a bad liver are mostly in a bad mood, irritable and impulsive. If there are no such manifestations, generally speaking, there is no problem with the liver, or it is not a big problem.

Itchy, dry eyes, dark circles, mucus, and redness at the corners of the eyes are also symptoms of the liver. Liver disease can be reflected in the eyes. Generally, people who do not have these discomforts in the eyes indicate that the liver is also very good and young.

Dry and bitter mouth, bad breath when you wake up in the morning, you can see blood when you brush your teeth, it is the manifestation of liver disease in the mouth. In patients with liver disease, these symptoms will become more pronounced in the later stages. The absence of these problems in the mouth or mouth, fresh breath and rosy lips also suggest that the liver is healthy.

Dizziness, tinnitus, and frequent insomnia all night long are manifestations of liver-blood disorders. People with poor liver often cannot sleep well and lack energy. Sleeping well every day, full of energy, no dizziness, no blurry eyes, and good hearing, so there is no need to worry about liver disease.

The urine is yellow and red, the stool color is clay-colored, and frequent constipation is a symptom of poor liver disease on the metabolic system. People with liver disease have poor metabolism, a large amount of bile flows out, and metabolites such as urine and stool will turn yellow. It is very comfortable to urinate and defecate every day, and the urine and feces are not yellow, indicating that the liver is well maintained.

In conclusion, a patient cannot judge liver disease just because of one symptom, but can judge whether the liver is good or not based on whether the body has these symptoms or not. As long as there are no symptoms of any kind, there is no need to worry about the liver.