Patient's question:
Ba got her teeth late, and now she has grown a total of 8 teeth. I once accidentally noticed that there was a gap where a tooth was supposed to grow, and now a new tooth has appeared there. Why do teeth grow in jumps? Is this normal? Thank you.Regarding the assistance needed: Why is it considered a problem if teeth grow in jumps?...
Doctor's answer:
Hepatofibrosis is a major cause of ascites. Once ascites reappears in a patient with cirrhosis, it indicates that the fibrosis has entered the decompensated stage (middle to late stage). In the early stages of recurring ascites, patients may only experience mild abdominal pain, which is easily mistaken for poor digestion. Therefore, if patients with chronic hepatitis, especially cirrhosis, experience significant abdominal pain, a decrease in waist circumference, weight gain, and lower limb edema recently, they should seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination. The main causes of ascites include: decreased portal venous pressure, reduced albumin levels, decreased effective renal circulating blood volume, and endocrine dysfunction, among others.Medical Advice: It is important to seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination. The main causes of ascites include: decreased portal venous pressure, reduced albumin levels, decreased effective renal circulating blood volume, and endocrine dysfunction, among others.
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