Cirrhosis Overview | Clinical Presentation

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Thanks for explaining particularly the shunting part. I have NAFLD and a benign tumor on my liver, though no biopsy. My boyfriend thinks I have ascites because I lost 6 lbs almost overnight once I saw my weight on the scale. Legs and feet have had chronic pitting edema for 2 decades. I've smoked for 47 years. Hyperlipidemia , hypothyroid, perfect blood pressure, but not for me. Mine is usually much lower 90's/60's. Left sternocleidomastoid muscle collapsed 4 years ago, or got paresis. Now, the right one is impaired, too., and diagnosed with esophageal spasms a decade ago I think maybe diaphragm spasms or breach or small heart attacks, too. Not goiing to thee doctor until I learn as much as I can. Heart is irregular much of the time and borderline tachy. Broken spine and rods in spine bilaterally that goes from T10 to my ilium and I still do my own chores without even aspirin. Code on discharge papers after breaking my spine at that time, according to W.H.O. was "spinal fusion with deforming dorsopathies." I looked it up. Believe me, I look like I've lived, and I have. :D Had cholecystectomy and ERCP to get stones out of bile ducts, suffer incredible abdominal pain. Toes cannot be controlled if I lay my lift cchair back. I even got a bunion after a bad attack. It's tiring. Pretty sure I have some broken ribs. Just trying to learn everything. I want to one day get a Dr. Visit, only for the purpose of diagnosis but not until I can understand what is being said because the notes I took one time said "peritoneal hernia-delineated fats undelineated." It all works together, you know? Dominoes. I'm not even in my 60's.

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