Patient's question:
Doctor:I felt uncomfortable in my stomach two days ago (suddenly), then after eating dinner at night, I took some Domperidone. As a result, I vomited at 3:00 AM the next morning. When I went to the hospital in the morning, the doctor asked me to get a blood test, but since I had eaten, the test results were 8600 (I have had some urinary issues recently, which were diagnosed as prostatitis, and I am taking Andriol tablets). The doctor said there was some inflammation and my throat was inflamed, so I was given penicillin and Qingkailin. The next morning, I went for a test for 2HIV and liver function, and the results showed HBeAg positive (I have had this before). My ALT was 51, which is 11 points higher, direct bilirubin was 9.2, which is 2.3 points higher, but total bilirubin was normal. I was given penicillin for two more days.
Doctor's answer:
Your condition may be hepatocellular jaundice. If it is mainly due to conjugated bilirubin, it could be caused by gallstones or intrahepatic bile duct stones.Hello, regarding the slightly rough texture of the gallbladder wall, it mainly depends on whether you have symptoms of cholecystitis, such as right upper abdominal pain. If you do, you can take Ursodiol, Cholit, or similar medications. If you don’t have symptoms, medication may not be necessary.
As everyone knows, prostatitis can cause significant harm to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, attention should be paid to dietary issues—avoiding irritating foods and maintaining a balanced diet. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.