liver failure or cirrhosis.
In a study, 68 percent of liver disease patients (with cirrhosis, hepatitis C, and hepatitis B) had nail changes, while only 35 percent of the control group did. The most frequent change was a fungal nail infection called onychomycosis.
You may also notice other changes like ridges running lengthwise on the nails, nails that are prone to breaking, fingertips becoming rounded and enlarged, and nails that are thick, misshapen, or have unusual color.
Next, at number 2 is “Impotence & Loss of Libido”.
The prevalence of erectile dysfunction is high in men with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease






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