Question 1

Why is a liver test done?

Accepted Answer

A liver test is done to detect infections or diseases.

Question 2

Can fatty liver cause cancer?

Accepted Answer

NAFLD is one of the main risk factors for developing liver cancer.

Question 3

If there is a defect in the liver, how do you identify it?

Accepted Answer

Frequent nausea, fluid retention, and feeling unwell can indicate early stage liver diseases.

Question 4

What are some symptoms of end-stage liver disease?

Accepted Answer

A few common symptoms are weakness, fatigue, loss of appetite and abdominal pain. A prominent sign is swelling in the abdominal region and legs

Question 5

How will jaundice affect or lead to liver cancer?

Accepted Answer

A few scientists suggest that jaundice is a symptom of more advanced liver cancers. This type of jaundice typically represents the cancer growing and blocking bile from draining as it should. However, liver cancer is not the only cause of jaundice.

Question 6

What is the bilirubin level in jaundice?

Accepted Answer

In jaundice usually the bilirubin level greater than 2.5 to 3 mg per dL

Why is a liver test done?

Why is a liver test done?

Related Questions

Can fatty liver cause cancer?

If there is a defect in the liver, how do you identify it?

What are some symptoms of end-stage liver disease?

How will jaundice affect or lead to liver cancer?

What is the bilirubin level in jaundice?

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