Test yourself

Chronic liver diseases (CLD) are one of the biggest health problems in the world and can affect anyone. The causes of liver diseases can be very diverse. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to possible warning signals. On our test page, you can find out more about the health of your liver.

These tests cannot replace a medical examination.
If you are unsure about the result or have any questions, please consult your doctor.


Liver test

This test was designed to give you a first impression about your liver: Simply answer some questions about your medical history and your habits to assess your risk for liver disease.

What is your gender?
  • Male
  • Female
  • Diverse
How old are you?
  • < 40
  • 40-65
  • > 65
What is your weight and height?

kg
cm

Your BMI equals  

How often do you drink alcohol?
  • Never or rarely
  • Two or three times a week
  • Every day
How often do you eat food that is high sugar and/or fat?
  • Rarely
  • Several times a week
  • Every day
How often do you excerise
  • I dont't excercise at all
  • Rarely
  • Regulary (at least once a week)
Do you practice a profession in which you are exposed to a high risk of infection (e.g. Hepatitis B) or toxification?
  • Yes, there is a high risk
  • No, I'm not at risk
  • I'm not sure
How often do you travel to countries in Asia, Africa or Central America
  • Not at all
  • From time to time
  • Frequently
How often do you take substances that might be harmful to your liver (prescription drugs or long-term medication)?
  • Never
  • From time to time
  • Regulary
Have you ever been diagnosed with viral hepatitis (HCV)?
  • Yes
  • No
Did you ever receive a blood transfusion before 1992?
  • Yes
  • No
  • I am not sure
Which of the following symptoms have you experienced recently? (Please tick all that apply)
  • I often feel tired and exhausted
  • My weight has changed
  • I feel pressure in the right upper abdomen
  • My eyes and skin have a yellowish tinge
  • I have pimples or blemishes on my skin
  • My fingernails have changed
  • The palms of my hands are red and shiny
  • I suffer from frequent flatulence
  • My skin is itchy
  • None of the above

Please select an answer.

Number connection test

The concentration test was developed to help detect hepatic encephalopathy, a decline in brain function that is caused by increased levels of ammonia in the body.

Instructions

Connect the numbers from 1 to 25 by clicking on them. You have 40 seconds to complete the test. The timer starts automatically after you have clicked on the first number. 

Remaining time:
40

The number connection test can not be solved on a mobile device. Please switch to a device with a wider screen to start.
In the meantime you can get a first impression with the liver test above.

Good job!

You have managed to connect all the numbers – your ability to concentrate and your reaction rate are fine. This might indicate that the level of ammonia in your body is normal. However, if you are concerned about any liver-related symptoms, please do not postpone your visit to your doctor.

Time out!

You were not able to connect all the numbers in 40 seconds. The result may indicate both fatigue and increased ammonia levels in the body. Try to do the test again in a few days. If you can’t complete it and/or if you are experiencing symptoms such as distraction or drowsiness, please consult your physician.