These symptoms of liver damage are visible on your skin, run to the doctor as soon as you notice them.

The most obvious and first symptom of liver damage on the face is jaundice. When bilirubin starts accumulating in the blood, the skin and the white part of the eyes gradually start appearing yellow. Many times people ignore this change considering it as normal fatigue or weakness, whereas it can be a direct sign of deteriorating liver function.

Apart from this, in liver disease, blood flow increases in the palms, due to which redness starts appearing on the skin. This change is most visible in the middle part of the palm. This problem may be mild, but if it persists then it indicates damage to the liver.

At the same time, small red marks like spider web start appearing on the skin which are called spider angioma. These are microscopic blood vessels formed near the surface of the skin. As liver problems increase, these marks become more clearly visible. However, it is common to see them on the face, neck and upper body and it is considered an important symptom of liver weakness.

When liver function becomes weak, fluid starts accumulating in the body. Due to this, swelling appears on the face, especially under the eyes. This swelling is more visible in the morning and can gradually persist throughout the day. Many people consider it as lack of sleep or fatigue but it can also be a sign of liver damage.

Liver works to remove toxins from the body. When it does not work properly, toxins start accumulating in the body, due to which problems like acne, eczema and rashes can increase on the skin. This change is especially seen in those people whose liver detox system starts becoming weak.

If there is continuous itching without rashes or rashes, then it can also be a sign of liver related problems. Apart from this, abnormal change in skin color, easy injury or darkening or discoloration of the skin are also considered to be related to liver disease. These changes appear gradually and sometimes continue for months.

At the same time, as liver problems increase, the process of blood formation gets affected, due to which yellowness becomes more visible in the eyes. Many times this yellowness quickly appears in the eyes despite the face and skin not being clearly visible, this should never be taken lightly.