Detection is complicated by their extensive diversity, nonspecific clinical symptoms that hamper diagnosis, high rate of secondary transmission which may mask initial introductions, and gaps in surveillance systems
Palms turn read Dark urine Yellowish skin or eyes Diagnosed with fatty liver disease There may be additional symptoms that are of a more generic character, such as: Lack of appetite Mental fog, confusion, memory getting less sharp, difficulty concentrating Chronic fatigue Get easily bruised Swelling in legs or ankles You regularly get chills Dry eyes and mouth STAGE 2: Liver Inflammation (=Hepatitis) At this stage you may start feeling pain in the upper right side of your abdomen, the liver area may feel hard and enlarged at palpation, and even stick out of the ribs
The Missing Piece: You found a gorgeous vintage bowl at an estate sale or on an auction site, but the stem is nowhere to be found
Stamps Regulars, Kings, 100s, 120s and some promotional packs
You might feel capable of having another drink, but your body is already struggling to process the alcohol it has
