Liver Injury

People who have problems with liver lesions may also face bleeding. This lesion occurs due to injury to the liver. There are many large blood vessels in the liver. When an injury occurs to the liver, severe bleeding can occur from these blood vessels. The symptoms of liver injury are as follows -

• Fast heart rate
• Rapid breathing
• Cold, clammy, and pale skin
• Stomach ache
• Abdominal swelling

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Liver injury is called 'liver laceration' in medical language. Liver injury can occur due to many reasons, which are as follows -

Accident

Motor vehicle accidents ie accident is considered to be the main cause of liver injury. When a person has an accident, he may get a liver injury and bleeding.

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Knife or bullet

A person whose stomach is ever hit by a knife or a bullet can get hurt in the liver. During this, he may have heavy bleeding. Apart from this, abdominal pain and swelling, etc. can also be faced. Gun and knife wounds can be serious to a person.

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Fall with force

Many times a person falls fast while playing, running, or walking. When one falls with force, it can cause injury to the liver.

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Para-amino salicylic acid (PAS)

Some people are sensitive to para-aminosalicylic acid taken for TB. About 0.3-5 percent of people may experience symptoms of liver injury after taking PAS.

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Coagulopathy

Coagulopathy can also be a cause of liver injury. Coagulopathy is a condition in which the blood in the body does not clot properly. This problem can cause excessive bleeding. Hence, it is also called a bleeding disorder. Research has proved that coagulopathy can cause liver injury.

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Anesthetic agent

Anesthetic agents can also cause liver injury. Even in research, inhalation anesthetic has been held responsible for liver injury.

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Doctors use computer tomography (CT) or ultrasonography to detect liver injury. Although liver injury can be cured even without treatment, sometimes better treatment is needed to cure this injury -

Occlusion of bleeding vessels

If bleeding occurs after an injury to the liver, then first of all an attempt is made to close the bleeding vessels. For this, a thin plastic catheter is passed from the groin into the blood vessels and then to the liver. Then through this, a special element is sent to the vessels and they are closed. This stops the bleeding.

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Surgery

In some cases, surgery may be needed to stop the bleeding caused by liver injury. If the bleeding is excessive, then the doctor may suggest surgery beforehand.

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In case of injury to the liver, the patient may feel symptoms like abdominal pain or swelling. Not only this but during this time the person may also have heavy bleeding. If someone has a bleeding problem, do not ignore it at all. Medicines and surgery can help stop the bleeding. Along with this, liver injury can also be cured gradually.

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