6Increase in Stomach Size
Having a liver disease can lead to fluid retention or bloating, thereby causing your stomach to increase in size. When your liver is damaged, it is likely that ascites will occur. Ascites is a buildup of fluid in your abdomen. This symptom is found in people with Alcoholic Hepatitis and Cirrhosis. With the failure of the liver to function appropriately, pressure forces water out of the blood vessels into the liver, causing the liver to swell. The outward effect is an increase in the size of your stomach, especially the lower part. If you are a heavy drinker, you are at a risk of getting alcoholic hepatitis. [4]















