A new study by Keck Medicine School of USC finds the incidence of alcohol-related liver disease has more than doubled, ...

One of the challenges with liver disease is that it can be a silent threat. In its early stages, it may cause only vague ...

If fatty liver disease progresses into NASH or cirrhosis, symptoms like spider veins and yellowing of the skin can happen. You might also notice changes in your skin pigmentation, such as ...

Common symptoms of a struggling liver include jaundice, fatigue, abdominal pain and fevers, but there can be other less-suspecting, milder signs, such as rashes, itchy skin and a reddened face.

Other hormones and histamines can be out of balance when you have liver disease. “If your itching is caused by a liver problem, there won’t be a skin rash or an insect bite,” the Liver ...

Liver disease has four stages. Stage 1: Your liver becomes swollen or inflamed when it’s injured. You generally have no symptoms during this stage. Stage 2: If you don’t treat the source of the ...

Cirrhosis can cause scar tissue to gradually replace healthy liver cells. In time, this can affect liver function and lead to hair, skin, and nail symptoms such as rashes and discoloration.

If fatty liver disease leads to a liver disease called cirrhosis, you might notice symptoms like yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes, unexplained weight loss, and swelling in the abdomen ...

Symptoms affecting the skin, hair, and nails are common for people with liver diseases such as cirrhosis. Skin symptoms, also known as cutaneous stigmata, may be the first indication of a liver ...

It’s often, “silent” – meaning it rarely presents with symptoms. Until it is severe. It is projected to be the number one cause of liver transplantation in the United States by the year ...

Symptoms of graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), a complication of allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant, can be mild to life threatening. Symptoms may affect your skin, gastrointestinal ...