What are the symptoms if any of liver lesions and hemaginomas?
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In my experience, hepatic hemangiomas are just an incidental finding. But the experts say: Large hepatic hemangiomas do occur, can cause symptoms -- pain, nausea, or enlargement of the liver -- and even rupture (a rare event) causing severe pain and bleeding into the abdomen that can be an emergency. \nhttp://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=9920\n\nHemangiomas may cause bleeding or interfere with organ function, depending on their location. Most cavernous hemangiomas do not show symptoms. In rare cases, a cavernous hemangioma may rupture. (The only symptom may be an enlarged liver.) http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000243.htm
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Limited to minor cough and mild fever, if apparent \nFatigue \nUnintentional weight loss \nCoughing up blood \nFever and night sweats \nPhlegm-producing cough \nAdditional symptoms that may be associated with this disease:\n\nWheezing \nExcessive sweating, especially at night \nChest pain \nBreathing difficulty
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There are a variety of liver diseases. Those mentioned below are just a few of the various symptoms:\n1. ABNORMALLY YELLOW DISCOLORATION OF THE SKIN AND EYES. This is called jaundice which is often the first and sometimes the only sign of liver disease. \n\n2. DARK URINE. \n\n3. GRAY, YELLOW, OR LIGHT-COLORED STOOLS. \n\n4. NAUSEA, VOMITING AND/OR LOSS OF APPETITE. \n\n5. VOMITING OF BLOOD, BLOODY OR BLACK STOOLS. Intestinal bleeding can occur when liver diseases obstruct blood flow through the liver. The bleeding may result in vomiting of blood or bloody stools. \n\n6. ABDOMINAL SWELLING. Liver disease may cause ascites, an accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity. \n\n7. PROLONGED GENERALIZED ITCHING. \n\n8. UNUSUAL CHANGE OF WEIGHT. An increase or decrease of more than 5% within two months. \n\n9. ABDOMINAL PAIN. \n\n10. SLEEP DISTURBANCES, MENTAL CONFUSION AND COMA are present in severe liver disease. These result from an accumulation of toxic substances in the body which impair brain function. \n\n11. FATIGUE OR LOSS OF STAMINA. \n\n12. LOSS OF SEXUAL DRIVE OR PERFORMANCE.
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A wide variety of things can cause this.  You can learn about the most common ones by clicking on the different Liver categories on the following list\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/encyclopedia_L-Ln.htm\n\nBest wishes!
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Hepatitis is an inflamation of the liver.\nIt is contracted in the same way HIV is- contact with infected bidily fluids. ie: sexually, blood to blood.\nShortly after contracting it you may have a mild flu type symptoms- fatigue, body aches etc. The symptoms are generally mild and not serious enough to take you to a doctor. The infection can then be asymptomatic for many years even decades, all the time damaging your liver and you have no idea.\nWhen you are eventually feeling ill enough to go to the doctor the liver is generally so damaged that there is nothing to be done. At this stage you may be jaundised (yellow tint to the skin cause by excess bilirubin) nauseated or vomiting, greatly fatigues.\nhep C will eventually cause your liver to have chirrosis, it will eventually fail and you will die, it is fatal.\nJust for a heads up one of the most common causes of Hep C is body piercing.\nUse precautions when having sex, use a condom, do not get body piercing, if someone elses bodily fluids splash into an area that you have a break in the skin get tested and have the person whos fluid splashed tested also. If the first test is negative, don't stop there keep getting retested for up to a year to be sure the virus isnt in your system.
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1-Cholecystitis-symptoms:pain in throat which radiates 2 back & shoulder, indigestion or chest pain after eating fatty or fried foods,  nausea, vomiting & gas-treatment:removal of stones & pain meds. 2-Cirrhosis-symptoms:abdominal pain, anorexia, fatigue, nausea, vomiting & weakness-treatment:blood transfusions, i.v. therapy, diuretics, meds & Vitamin K & 3-Colorectal Cancer-symptoms:abdominal cramping, change in bowel habits or form of stools, diarrhea & constipation, & weight loss-treatments:radiation therapy, surgery, & meds
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None. Go see your doctor to be sure you don't have anything more serious. Stomach cancer often feels like an ulcer. So does gastric reflux disease. Stomach ulcers can be serious, too, especially if they start bleeding. Go see a doctor to be sure it isn't anything serious.
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In cirrhosis of the liver, scar tissue replaces normal, healthy tissue, blocking the flow of blood through the organ and preventing it from working as it should. Cirrhosis is the twelfth leading cause of death by disease, killing about 26,000 people each year. Also, the cost of cirrhosis in terms of human suffering, hospital costs, and lost productivity is high.\n\nMany people with cirrhosis have no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. However, as scar tissue replaces healthy cells, liver function starts to fail and a person may experience the following symptoms:\nexhaustion\n\nfatigue\n\nloss of appetite\n\nnausea\n\nweakness\n\nweight loss\n\nabdominal pain \n\nspider-like blood vessels (spider angiomas) that develop on the skin\n\nAs the disease progresses, complications may develop. In some people, these may be the first signs of the disease.\n\n\n\nHepatitis C (HCV) is the most prevalent liver disease in the world. The World Health Organization considers Hepatitis C an epidemic. Because Hepatitis C can infect a patient for decades before being discovered, it is often called the "silent" epidemic. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), 20-30% of people with chronic Hepatitis C will eventually face life-threatening symptoms.
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Although each individual experiences symptoms differently, sarcomas do have some common characteristics. Symptoms often don’t show up until the disease is advanced, so you should see your doctor if you notice any of the following symptoms:\n\n-A new lump or bump anywhere on your body \n-Increasing abdominal pain \n-Blood in your stool or vomit (when blood appears in your stool, it may not look red but very dark, almost black) \n-Pain in the bone \n-Weight loss \n-Fatigue \n-Anemia \n\nI am not sure which sarcoma you are referring to. So I have just listed down the common symptoms found.\n\nHowever, I am also additionally listing out the symptoms of Ewing's sarcoma in case it helps you.\n\nTo start with the symptoms vary from individual to individual, depending on the location and size of the cancer. The most common symptoms are pain and swelling or tenderness in the affected area. Pain may become very intense when the tumor is located near important nerves, such as in the sacrum, pelvis or spine. Swelling is often present, especially when the long bones of the arms or legs are affected. Sometimes the tumor can interfere with movement and can weaken the bones, leading to a fracture. Other symptoms of this type of cancer include tiredness, fever, weight loss and anemia.\n\nBeing diagnosed with cancer, such as Ewing's sarcoma, can be a very sobering and frightening experience. But there is hope!
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Those are not the typical symptoms, but you cannot rule it out from that either. The best way to know is to go to the doctor and have her perform some simple blood tests for you.
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The doctor will be able to tell you with a simple blood test.  But it sounds to me like your just stressing over it and that may make these symptoms "new" to you.  You'll feel better tomorrow after you go to the doc.
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It's difficult to diagnose your symptoms without proper testing.\nGo to your doc for a check-up, bleeding every 2 weeks is not normal weather you're under stress or not.  You might be becoming anemic from all the blood loss.  Does your campus have a clinic you can go to?
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What are your symptoms? Bloody Stool, Cramps, Pelvic Pain? Need more info.
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Yellow sclera is a distinct sign of liver disease...Go to your doctor immediately, do not pass go , do not collect $200.  You could have Hepatitis, cerosis, or many other serious conditions.  Please seek medical advice......
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one of the first signs is liver enlargement.  Your liver metabolize nutrients it use to.  Eventually a bi-product of all this...ammonia, builds up in your blood and will cause confusion that left untreated will result in a coma state.  this is referred to as a hepatic coma.
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Liver disease may not cause any symptoms at first or the symptoms may be vague, like weakness and loss of energy. In acute liver disease, symptoms related to problems handling bilirubin, including jaundice, dark urine, and light stools, along with loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea are the most common. Chronic liver disease symptoms may include jaundice, dark urine, abdominal swelling (due to ascites), pruritus (itching), unexplained weight loss or gain, and abdominal pain; these symptoms may not be present until the disease has reached an advanced stage.
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Yes, my wife died of liver cancer 2 years ago, It is the most painful way to die too. The blisters are common, so is edema in the feet hands, and back. The liver becomes really swollen, and Doctors call that asides fluid, and you start to bleed internally, and become incontinent.\n\nI wish you and your family the very best of luck.