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What are the symptoms of liver disease?

Symptoms of liver disease in girl teenagers?

  • hi, what are the symptoms of liver disease in girls (14 years old)? (105 lb, 5 foot, girl). i have frequent thirst and urination, skin cuts/ dryness for a while, headaches, one dark colored urine, itchiness of my eyes, not always hungry, back pain, and i do take a lot of tylenol because of foot pain (doctor told me to), - (4 extra strength pills a day, 2 at night, 2 in the morning). i dont want a lecture on this, i just need to know if i may have liver disease? i did have high liver enzymes in about november. should i see a doctor? or how can i talk to my mom about this? THANKS

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    you should probably talk to your mom and go to the doctor to find out..just in case. good luck liver failure is probably highly uncommon in a girl your age unless you drink alcohol often..

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Do you drink plenty of water? Sounds like dehydration. I would talk to my mom and see what she says though. better safe than sorry. Good Luck.

How do you know you had high enzymes? Highly unlikely you have liver disease. You could see a doctor. http://www.medicinenet.com/liver_blood_tests/article.htm

I agree with gypsy soundsn like your dehdrated and tylenol can not give you liver disease in afew day or even weeks. It takes years and years of putting bad chemicals (alcohol things like that) into your body. But go ahead and tell your mom she will tell you the same thing.

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