Patient's question:
My daughter is two and a half years old. Last month, she had a mycoplasma fever, and I gave her Nimesulide. She took one pack each time and continued for five days. The day before yesterday, she had a fever again, and yesterday I gave her four more packs. Yesterday, her urine was soy sauce-like. Today, I tested for occult blood in her urine and don't know if it will cause liver damage. She has been saying she's tired these last two days, and I'm very worried. If it does, will she recover?Doctor's answer:
Hello, many drugs and chemical toxins can cause liver damage, leading to drug-induced hepatitis or toxic hepatitis. The extent of liver damage depends on the duration of drug or chemical toxin intake or exposure, as well as individual differences. Long-term use or repeated exposure to drugs and chemical toxins can lead to chronic hepatitis, even cirrhosis of the liver.