Muscle Cramps or Weakness in the Legs
Why it happens: Advanced liver disease can be associated with muscle loss, nutritional deficiencies, fluid or electrolyte disturbances, and other metabolic changes. These may contribute to muscle weakness, cramps, or fatigue.
What you may notice: Painful cramps, muscle fatigue, weakness, or difficulty performing activities that were previously easy.
5. Easy Bruising or Purple Spots
Why it happens: The liver produces many of the proteins needed for normal blood clotting. Significant liver dysfunction can interfere with clotting and, together with other changes such as
