Symptoms of female spleen enlargement

Splenomegaly is one of the important pathophysiological clinical manifestations. Since the liver is inside the human body, we cannot touch it, but if we can feel the edge of the spleen when sleeping on our side, we can generally identify splenomegaly. Splenomegaly expansion is also one of the important symptoms of splenomegaly. Some patients with splenomegaly may also experience anemia, liver or lymphadenopathy, and other symptoms. What are the symptoms photos of spleen enlargement in women?

The spleen belongs to the digestive system. Some patients with splenomegaly do not even have any symptoms, and are usually only discovered during routine physical examinations. Symptomatic patients generally show various digestive system manifestations, and even clinical symptoms of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, accompanied by symptoms: 1. Anemia, petechiae or ecchymosis, which are common in hematogenous splenomegaly, such as various types of sepsis, refractory thrombocytopenia, etc. 2. Anemia is common in hemolytic anemia, hepatitis, cirrhosis, sepsis, etc. 3. Enlarged liver and lymph nodes are common in malignant lymphoma, sepsis, connective tissue disease, etc. 4. Liver disease face, liver palms and spider nevi are common in chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis. 5. Various types of rashes are common in infections and infectious diseases, such as typhus, brucellosis, acute infective endocarditis, etc. 6. Edema and peritoneal effusion are common in right heart failure, constrictive pericarditis, portal hypertension, etc. 7. Cardiac dilatation is common in chronic heart failure, large amounts of pericardial effusion, etc.

The color of the spleen caused by different causes of the disease is also different. Generally, the spleen enlargement caused by acute infection is softer in color, the spleen enlargement caused by chronic infection symptoms has an uneven surface, and the spleen enlargement caused by chronic infection symptoms is generally fuller. The cystic swelling is also charming with cysts, and the surface is often uneven.

Splenomegaly can also cause patients to experience various symptoms such as anemia and jaundice. Splenomegaly caused by malignant lymphoma is usually accompanied by enlarged liver and lymph nodes. Chronic viral hepatitis or cirrhosis can cause liver disease appearance and even symptoms such as spider nevi. Splenomegaly caused by typhoid fever and sepsis is often accompanied by various rashes. Edema, ascites and cardiac enlargement also often occur during the course of splenomegaly.