10 Cirrhosis Symptoms
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Symptom #7: Spider Angiomas
Patients with cirrhosis may develop spider angiomas, also known as spider nevi. This condition causes blood vessels underneath the skin to become swollen.
The swollen blood vessels create unattractive, radiating red spots on the skin. In patients with cirrhosis, the most commonly affected areas include the chest and the face.
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