Patient's question:
The child from a relative's family has been suffering from a cold for a while. They have been given a lot of cold medicine, but it hasn't had much effect. The child always says they are very tired and want to sleep. The relative is very worried. Yesterday, they called and said the child was urinating something like soy sauce. The relative suspects it might be liver damage, but when they asked the doctor, they said it was nothing.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the manifestations of liver injury:1. True liver laceration: Mild injury with minimal bleeding that can stop on its own, and slightly mild abdominal signs. Severe injury can lead to shock due to significant bleeding.
2. Subcapsular liver laceration: Most cases involve subcapsular hematoma.
3. Central liver laceration: Forms a hematoma in the deep area, with atypical symptom presentation. If there is also intrahepatic bile duct injury, blood flows into the bile duct and duodenum,