Patient's question:
20 days ago, a fever caused elevated myocardial enzymes. I was given penicillin and fructose tablets for five days. Later, I got reinfected and received another five days of cephalexin and fructose. Then, I had a fever again and took three days of anti-fever hormones (Yanhunning) to bring it down. The check-up revealed liver damage, and after being transferred to another hospital, treatment lasted for five days before the myocardial enzymes returned to normal and liver damage was recovered. After discharge, the doctor recommended taking vitamin B4 and shark cartilage. A blood test was scheduled for half a month later, and a liver function test was scheduled for a month later. The baby has poor digestive function and suffers from diarrhea when not eating well.Doctor's answer:
For patients with liver damage, it is recommended to follow a high-protein, high-vitamin, low-sugar, and low-fat diet. Avoid or limit animal fats and sweets (including sugary drinks); instead, consume more vegetables, fruits, and foods rich in fiber, as well as high-protein lean meats, river fish, and soy products.Advice: Do not eat snacks, and avoid additional meals before bedtime. Additionally, maintain a balanced diet, ensuring adequate intake of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients in food.