Itching linked to liver disease doesn’t generally involve rash or skin lesions. However, you can develop visible irritation, skin discoloration, and infection due to excessive scratching.

One of the major concerns with too much itching, especially on your hands and feet could be due to liver issues, according to ...

Lesions that may mimic adenoma, include FNH and HCC. HCC generally occurs on a background of cirrhosis or chronic liver disease, and only very rarely shows internal fat on opposed phase or fat ...

One possible sign of liver disease is spider angiomas, says Sengupta. These vascular skin lesions look like small red or purple dots with tiny blood vessels branching out like spider legs ...

Lesions that might mimic FNH include adenoma ... HCC develops in the background of cirrhosis or chronic liver disease, and usually has a capsule, seen as high signal peripheral rim enhancement ...