Fluid accumalation in the stomach as part of a problem related to cirrotic liver?

Is called ascites: And is a sign of liver disease and cirrhosis, along with many other signs. If younhave this you should be followed periodically by your doctor to make sure you are avoiding alcohol and potebtially dangerous drugs and are on the right medications.

Cirrhosis fluids: Many fluid shifts occur in cirrhosis, with abdominal expansion as the most common, more so than edema in the legs. Requires certain types of diuretics to be effective and may require drainage. Deep breathing may be a problem. Should be managed by a specialist and dietary restrictions may be helpful.