involving bilirubin or bile flow.
Don’t attempt to diagnose fatty liver based on urine color alone.
Persistent unexplained dark urine, especially when accompanied by jaundice, should be medically assessed.
Swollen Legs or Ankles
Swelling in the feet, ankles and lower legs can occur for many reasons, including vein problems, medications, heart disease and kidney disease.
Advanced liver disease is another possible cause.
Mayo Clinic lists leg swelling among symptoms that may occur with MASH and cirrhosis.
New, significant or worsening swelling deserves medical evaluation.
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