According to the data of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, about 13000 people in Taiwan Province Province die of chronic liver disease, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer every year. Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis rank ninth among the top ten causes of death, and liver cancer ranks second! Not to be underestimated. As we all know, "the liver is a silent organ", and liver diseases are often asymptomatic, and they are often discovered when the condition is very serious and symptoms appear, but it is too late. But sometimes visceral diseases will warn themselves of physical problems through the abnormality of skin and blood vessels. There is a 43-year-old man with many small red moles on his chest. Although he was surprised, he didn't care. Three years later, the man went to the hospital for examination because of persistent abdominal pain, only to find that he was not only a carrier of hepatitis B, but also a terminal liver cancer. The small red mole on his chest was originally called "spider mole", which is an early warning signal of serious liver disease. (Editor's recommendation: you have to explode hepatitis at the age of 30! Tao Jingying: I'm also learning to say goodbye to "acute disease". 1/3 Patients with liver disease will have spider nevus. Cai Yishan, a dermatologist of plastic surgery/dermatology in Jingyan United Clinic, pointed out that spider nevus is a kind of nevus that spreads radially from the center and looks like a spider web. Its diameter is usually between 0.5- 1cm, and the little red dot in the middle is a spider-like arteriole. Spider nevus can appear on the chest, face, neck or trunk. Dr. Cai said that according to the research, about 33% patients with liver disease will have spider nevus. When taking a bath, you can pay more attention to whether there are strange moles on your body. If you find a small red mole that looks like a spider (some people think it looks like fireworks), you should pay attention to whether there are risk factors for liver disease. Medical warning: Be careful when you have more than three spider moles. After all, we are not professional medical staff, and we may not know whether some radial red moles are spider moles, which leads to unnecessary panic. Dr Cai Yishan told you that you can tell the difference by pressing the red mole. When the finger is pressed toward the center of the red nevus, if the surrounding "spider legs" lose color and turn white, and when the pressing is released, the white part will "diffuse outward from the center congestion", then it can generally be judged as a spider nevus. In fact, even if it is confirmed that the red mole on the body is a spider mole, it is not necessarily a sign of liver disease. The doctor explained that if there is only one spider mole, don't worry too much; But if you have more than three spider moles, you should be careful whether you have liver disease. (Editor's recommendation: The liver has 6 silent calls for help! Dr. Jiang Kunjun reversed fatty liver movement and stayed away from liver cancer for 3 minutes. According to the data of the Ministry of Health, about 13000 people in Taiwan Province Province die of chronic liver disease, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer every year. Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis rank ninth among the top ten causes of death, and liver cancer ranks second! Not to be underestimated. As we all know, "the liver is a silent organ", and liver diseases are often asymptomatic, and they are often discovered when the condition is very serious and symptoms appear, but it is too late. But sometimes visceral diseases will warn themselves of physical problems through the abnormality of skin and blood vessels. There is a 43-year-old man with many small red moles on his chest. Although he was surprised, he didn't care. Three years later, the man went to the hospital for examination because of persistent abdominal pain, only to find that he was not only a carrier of hepatitis B, but also a terminal liver cancer. The small red mole on his chest was originally called "spider mole", which is an early warning signal of serious liver disease. (Editor's recommendation: you have to explode hepatitis at the age of 30! Tao Jingying: I'm also learning to say goodbye to "acute disease". 1/3 Patients with liver disease will have spider nevus. Cai Yishan, a dermatologist of plastic surgery/dermatology in Jingyan United Clinic, pointed out that spider nevus is a kind of nevus that spreads radially from the center and looks like a spider web. Its diameter is usually between 0.5- 1cm, and the little red dot in the middle is a spider-like arteriole. Spider nevus can appear on the chest, face, neck or trunk. Dr. Cai said that according to the research, about 33% patients with liver disease will have spider nevus. When taking a bath, you can pay more attention to whether there are strange moles on your body. If you find a small red mole that looks like a spider (some people think it looks like fireworks), you should pay attention to whether there are risk factors for liver disease. Medical warning: Be careful when you have more than three spider moles. After all, we are not professional medical staff, and we may not know whether some radial red moles are spider moles, which leads to unnecessary panic. Dr Cai Yishan told you that you can tell the difference by pressing the red mole. When the finger is pressed toward the center of the red nevus, if the surrounding "spider legs" lose color and turn white, and when the pressing is released, the white part will "diffuse outward from the center congestion", then it can generally be judged as a spider nevus. In fact, even if it is confirmed that the red mole on the body is a spider mole, it is not necessarily a sign of liver disease. The doctor explained that if there is only one spider mole, don't worry too much; But if you have more than three spider moles, you should be careful whether you have liver disease. (Editor's recommendation: The liver has 6 silent calls for help! Dr. Jiang Kunjun reversed fatty liver movement and stayed away from liver cancer for 3 minutes. ) Red palms, red fever and sparse hair may all be signs of liver disease. Not only spider nevus, but also some seemingly ordinary physical conditions may be signs of liver disease. Including jaundice: symptoms of yellowing of skin and white eyes, abdominal varicose veins (like Medusa witch), reddish-brown fever, itchy skin, intractable urticaria (poor response to treatment) (editor's recommendation: Yang Jinhua urticaria itches until it collapses for 3 minutes to know the correct treatment), thinning hair, and male breast development: estrogen metabolism is one of the functions of the liver. When liver problems lead to the decline of metabolic capacity, the concentration of estrogen in blood increases and the concentration of androgen decreases, in men. Dr. Cai Yishan appealed that if you observe more than three strange symptoms such as spider nevus in yourself or your family, you should see a doctor as soon as possible to determine whether there is liver cirrhosis. If you are more careful, you may seize the opportunity of early medical treatment and increase the chances of cure. 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