What the liver disease patients most want to know: The taboos and prohibitions for liver disease patients in life

Author: Liang Shi
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a book for modern family health life, a popular science health reading material. Its feature is to present the prevention and treatment of diseases and related issues in daily life in a way of "what is suitable and what is not," targeting specifically. It strives to explain profound medical and biological principles in simple language, making it highly readable. It integrates knowledge, fun, science, and practicality, proposing a brand new way of thinking for the prevention and treatment of modern chronic diseases. This book scientifically and practically explains the "what is suitable and what is not" that liver disease patients want to know from four aspects: psychological awareness, daily diet, treatment medication, and lifestyle habits. It will undoubtedly be accepted by a wide readership and will certainly be loved by many patient friends.
Psychological Awareness: Liver disease patients should maintain a stable psychological state, not be frightened by the disease, and be good at self-regulation, as this is the prerequisite for liver disease recovery.
Daily Diet: The saying "food supplements are better than medicine supplements" applies here. For hepatitis patients, it is advisable to follow a diet that is both delicious and appealing, which is beneficial for enhancing appetite and improving the condition.
Treatment Medication: Liver disease patients should use medication under the guidance of professional doctors and avoid blindly using drugs. Whether medication is used scientifically directly affects the patient's health.
Lifestyle Habits: Liver disease patients should eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement the body with the daily required variety of vitamins and minerals.