I have done some study to gather the very common symptoms of liver problem. I spoke to few doctors in person in my local area (Seattle, WA) to get the exact symptoms that your body will show/feel if you have liver disease. Everything you eat, drink, breathe and absorb through your skin eventually reaches your liver. Then it controls a process called metabolism, in which it breaks down nutrients into usable byproducts.

During Phase 1 and 2 detoxification processes, it coordinates the excretion of most wastes and toxins through the four main elimination pathways - kidneys, skin, bowels and lungs. In order to this, it may have to convert fat soluble toxins into a water soluble form. Along with the kidneys, it is continuously filtering and cleansing the blood.

There are over one hundred types of liver disease and collectively they affect some two million people in the UK. (Of course, this figure may be much higher as many cases of disease remain undiagnosed.) The liver, being so resourceful, is often able to work well enough even when it may be damaged. This means that you may not necessarily display obvious symptoms, or signs of liver disease or illness.

An ultrasound can detect if there is a blockage in the bile duct. This is most commonly caused by the presence of gallstones in the biliary duct. It is estimated that around 10-20% of people over 40 years of age have gallstones and their presence is linked to a high fat, low fibre diet. The presence of gallstones in the bile duct typically causes nausea and pain. Bile flow can also be impaired through the liver, however this can be difficult to detect with standard testing.

The liver is the controller of our metabolism. It may be considered as the most worked internal organ of our body. It cleanses the body by flushing out toxins and other harmful substances which could cause other serious diseases. The function of the liver will slow down when there is an extreme build up of fats due to what we eat. If the liver gets to work too hard in fatty degeneration, there might be some extent of damage to the liver.

Risk factors that may be addressed during the treatment process include obesity, diabetes and heavy alcohol use. As each of these have negative consequences, you can imagine how a combination of any one of these conditions with fatty liver problems is very serious. Tattoos and body piercings are also of concern as are certain herbs and supplements. Discuss all of this with your doctor as he can help you find what needs to be eliminated from your lifestyle

There are several liver failure symptoms that we could try to assess if we are experiencing so that we may rule out if we already have some liver problems. These symptoms may include lingering tiredness. You will feel that even if you have not been doing so much activity, you feel tired easily. You may also awake late at nights, feel hot flushes in your body, may have prolonging headaches and experiencing indigestion.

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