Patient's question:
I have hepatitis B with a small triangle positive result, and my liver has fibrosis. Currently, I am undergoing antiviral treatment and taking Fuvir. Hello: What kind of recipes can help alleviate liver fibrosis? Which traditional Chinese medicine is most effective for treating liver fibrosis?Doctor's answer:
Dietary Adjustment: It is advisable to follow a diet that is low in fat, high in protein, rich in vitamins, and easily digestible. Aim for regular timing, fixed quantities, and some degree of restraint. In the early stages, you can consume more soy products, fruits, and fresh vegetables. Gradually introduce carbohydrates, eggs, fish, and lean meat. When liver function significantly declines and signs of hepatic coma appear, protein intake should be appropriately restricted, and a low-salt or salt-free diet is recommended. Daily salt intake should not exceed 1.1.5 grams, and fluid intake should be limited to 2000 milliliters. In cases of severe ascites, salt intake should be restricted to 500 milligrams or less, and fluid intake should be limited to 1000 milliliters or less. Avoid spicy, stimulating foods and hard, cold, raw foods. Avoid excessively hot foods to prevent damage to the second-order neurons.