these symptoms are not specific to liver disease and may be associated with many other conditions.
8. Frequent cognitive impairment
The overloaded liver no longer removes toxins. These substances can enter the brain and cause hepatic encephalopathy, characterized by impaired cognitive function. “This manifests itself in various ways. The patient may experience confusion, temporal disorientation, memory lapses, and episodes of satiety or delirium,” explains Professor Marcellin. In the most severe cases, this condition can lead to hepatic coma. Difficulty concentrating, confusion, or memory loss, especially in young people (under 60-70
