If you mean visible signs that can sometimes be associated with liver disease, examples include:
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Yellowing of the eyes or skin (jaundice)
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Swelling of the abdomen or legs
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Easy bruising or bleeding
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Spider-like blood vessels on the skin (spider angiomas)
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Red palms (palmar erythema)
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Dark urine or unusually pale stools
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Itchy skin
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Unexplained weight loss or muscle wasting
These signs do not necessarily mean someone has liver disease—many have other possible causes. Early liver disease can also cause no visible symptoms at all.
If you tell me which visible sign you’re asking about (for example, face, eyes, hands, nails, or skin), I can explain what it may indicate and when it warrants medical evaluation.
