Dark Urine Color
Liver disease patients often complain of painless but dark or cola-colored urine. Your urine can take up different colors if you are suffering from this condition. Orange, red, amber, or brown are some of the common colors of urine when the liver is failing.
These colors can also be a sign of severe dehydration, which is common in patients.
Swollen Legs and Ankles
Problems with the liver can interfere with the flow of blood in the vessels, leading to the swollen leg and ankles. This exerts pressure on the legs, which causes fluids to build up, leading to a condition known as edema. When you start to experience this symptom, it usually signifies the end-stage. Liver problems can also cause insufficient levels of protein in the body, causing fluids to leak in the abdomen, and the leg to swell.