Patient's question:
For over 30 days, due to slight jaundice, liver function was carefully examined. Cytomegalovirus infection was detected, but ALT was within the normal range. GGT was slightly elevated. Hearing and other detailed examinations were normal. Hospitalized for a week. Most of the examinations were basically normal, but there was still some cytomegalovirus infection. What kind of assistance is needed: want to know why everything is normal, but why there is still some cytomegalovirus infection.Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis caused by cytomegalovirus can be treated with both Chinese and Western medicine. Chinese herbal medicine uses decoctions of dandelion, Curcuma wenyao, red peony root, rhubarb, white peony root, poria, and plantain, with one dose daily. Single herbs contain glycyrrhizin, which enhances immune function. Cordyceps can tonify the lungs and kidneys, stabilize liver function. Often, after stopping medication, the virus hides and recurs. Currently, there are two new vaccines developed from the AD169 strain and the Town strain, respectively. After non-oral administration, they have significantly demonstrated anti-cytomegalovirus efficacy, leading to a decrease in CMV antibodies and an increase in immune function.