Complications of cirrhosis include fluid build-up in the abdominal cavity, increased spleen size, infection of fluid in the belly, kidney failure, lung failure, insulin resistance and even type 2 diabetes, severe internal bleeding, developing gallstones, malnutrition, blood poisoning, impotence in men and sensitivity to medications. Seek diagnosis and treatment from the nearest health unit IMMEDIATELY if you suspect cirrhosis, as it is possible to minimize damage to the liver by treating the underlying cause early.
Attribution: Straight Talk Foundation