become fibrotic and hardened. In this situation, blood flowing from the intestines to the liver through the portal vein is obstructed. It is forced to bypass the liver and cannot be properly cleansed. This blood flow can cause esophageal veins to dilate, forming esophageal varices, which can rupture and lead to gastrointestinal bleeding.” Blackish vomit or tarry stools are an immediate medical emergency. A prompt consultation will allow for a complete liver function test and a prothrombin time to measure blood clotting.
4. Yellowish discoloration of the eyes and skin
8 Warning Signs Your Liver Is Full of Toxins and Causing Weight Gain
