Skin signs of liver damage include yellowing of the skin and eyes, an increase in the number of dry patches on the skin, and a general feeling of fatigue.
A high concentration of bilirubin, a yellow-orange pigment found in bile, is responsible for its yellow tint.
Leg and abdominal swelling. Increased portal vein pressure can cause leg and abdominal edoema (ascites).
Some people itch in one place, such as a leg, their soles, or their palms, while others itch all over.
General abdominal pain can be caused by fluid retention and cirrhosis-related spleen and liver enlargement.