Eight symptoms of liver problems

 Eight symptoms of liver problems,

Hello friends, I hope everyone is well. Today you will know about the eight symptoms of liver problems Consult a doctor if you have these problems. The liver is an important organ in the body. The liver works in the metabolism of animals. In addition, it plays a major role in various functions of the body. In the case of an adult, the weight of the liver is about 1.50 kg. The liver is usually made up of two types of cells. These are parenchymal and non-parenchymal. Around one million people worldwide die of liver disease every year. The most common diseases of the liver are: viral hepatitis (jaundice), liver cirrhosis, liver abscess, gallbladder disease, fatty liver, liver cancer, etc.

Unhealthy eating habits, stress, alcohol, smoking, etc. damage the liver. There are some symptoms that can be seen in the liver problems. Health website Healthy Food House reports on these symptoms.

Frequent vomiting. Pale toilet. Bitterness on the face after eating. Bile problems. Abdominal pain after eating fatty foods. Pain over the eyes. Drawn fatigue. Hemorrhoids and permanently enlarged veins. Consult a doctor if you have such problems.

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Ways to avoid the symptoms and risks of asthma Hello friends, how are you. Today I am coming with a way to avoid the symptoms and risks of asthma. Asthma can take a terrible shape with a little unconsciousness. And so it is important to know why asthma develops, what are its symptoms and what to do in an emergency.

What is asthma? Asthma is a respiratory problem caused by a trigger or allergen. These allergens or triggers are particularly different in individuals. This causes the airways that carry air to the lungs to constrict to a point where it becomes very difficult to breathe. At this time, while trying to breathe well, the muscles of the chest as well as the body of the affected person become tired. The body deteriorates rapidly as oxygen does not enter the body at normal levels. Interestingly, this is a contraction of the airways, but to protect the body, it is the body's immune system যুদ্ধ the fight against allergens, where we are in danger from the middle. This problem can manifest itself in allergens very quickly. So not only those who have asthma but also the people around them, family and friends should know what to do in case of such an attack. Those who have this problem too much can write down the name of their doctor, the phone number of the hospital and what medicine to use if there is a problem. This will make it easier to get help in times of danger. Causes and symptoms Shortness of breath can start from anything. Any lung infection, pets, flower pollen, fungus, dust, cigarette or car smoke - anything can cause shortness of breath. However, the main symptom is that someone has trouble breathing. Treatment Since the cause or trigger for the onset of shortness of breath varies from person to person, it is important to distinguish which ingredient is harmful to the patient at the beginning of treatment, so that caution can be exercised later. Asthma attacks can start suddenly and take on a terrifying shape very quickly. First the affected person should be calmed down by sitting down, then the trachea should be puffed twice with the help of spacer. Then wait four minutes to see if the incidence of shortness of breath has decreased. If not, try again. In addition, if you have a nebulizer machine at home, you can take medicine through it. If the condition still does not improve, an ambulance should be called so that the patient can be rushed to the hospital. Try to give the patient an inhaler with a spacer until the ambulance arrives. How to avoid risk There are basically two types of asthma medications, problem-solving medications, and problem-solving medications, that is, medicines to prevent recurrence of the problem. In order to prevent recurrence of respiratory problems, the patient should take regular preventive medication as advised by the doctor to prevent a sudden asthma attack. If the ng infection does not go away, antibiotics should be taken as per the doctor's advice. If necessary, the doctor can prescribe steroid medication, it should be taken according to the correct instructions. And you can't take medicine on your own without the advice of a doctor. The triggers that cause the patient to start breathing should be avoided. For example, if someone is allergic to dust, they should wear a mask or cover their face before going out so that dust does not enter the airways while breathing. This is a big problem which can lead to death of the patient if not treated in time, so it is better to discuss with the doctor all the questions related to this disease.