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What Is Liver Cirrhosis and Why It Matters
Liver cirrhosis typically develops over time due to long-term liver damage. Common causes include chronic hepatitis infections, excessive alcohol consumption, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
As scar tissue accumulates, the liver struggles to perform its vital tasks. The damage becomes harder to reverse, making early detection crucial.
The Silent Threat
Cirrhosis often goes unnoticed in its early stages. Many people don’t realize there’s a problem until the liver is significantly damaged. Recognizing early signs can make a major difference in treatment and outcomes.
12 Early Symptoms of Liver Cirrhosis
1. Constant Fatigue and Weakness
Ongoing tiredness without a clear cause may indicate declining liver function. When the liver can’t store or produce energy efficiently, it can result in persistent fatigue.
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