Patient's question:
During the company's health check-up this year, I discovered that I had hepatitis. I don't know what happened, but I've been feeling a decrease in appetite lately. Nothing seems appealing to eat, and I also have a vague sense of mild pain somewhere in my body. I feel like I've been lacking energy all year, and doing any physical activity makes me feel completely drained.Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms and manifestations of hepatitis include: decreased appetite, poor digestive function, abdominal pain after defecation, lack of hunger, and aversion to greasy foods. If defecation causes nausea, dry heaving, or fatigue after exercise, these may also occur. It is recommended to take liver-protecting tablets, which can lower cholesterol, protect the liver, enhance liver function, and effectively promote fat decomposition metabolism. They are also formulated to reduce blood lipids and are often used alone in clinical diagnosis for the treatment of hyperlipidemia and fatty liver. They can also be taken in combination with lipid-lowering medications. For severe hepatitis patients, it is advised to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for early treatment. Avoid using medication blindly to prevent worsening the condition.