Patient's question:
My little baby at home hasn't been born for very long, and within just a few days, there's this prominent biliary atresia. Now, they are undergoing medical examinations. I want to know how to give up on biliary atresia?Doctor's answer:
Congenital biliary atresia is one of the most important digestive and surgical diseases in pediatric surgery, and it is also the most common indication for pediatric liver transplantation. The diagnosis of pediatric biliary atresia can only be treated through surgery, and liver transplantation needs to be considered, which requires a significant amount of human and financial resources. Whether to give up can only be decided by oneself. The biliary atresia we often refer to as "baby" has more clinical manifestations, and it is uncertain how many people give up, with approximately more than 30 percent of babies suffering from it. The condition is not very serious and can be treated. However, the success rate is not high, and the treatment effect is not ideal. It is recommended to communicate with the doctor and strive for early treatment, which is the key.