Slow healing
The liver is in charge of creating blood clotting proteins essential to the normal healing process. There are plenty of clotting factors contributing to the healing process, and some of them are not synthesized in the liver, which is why there’s still a clotting process, but very weak and slow.
Thus, patients with liver cirrhosis are prone to bleeding and maintaining sores and ulcers for a long time. Bleeding gums, slow-healing sores, and easy bruising are common in these patients, and it might turn into a complication if the patient is diabetic or has another underlying disease.