Patient's question:
No obvious symptoms in the body. Half a month ago, a lung infection was diagnosed as tuberculosis. After 15 days of treatment, the hospital said it was okay to be discharged because of liver problems, diagnosed as drug-induced hepatitis, and advised to see a liver specialist. However, when I went to the liver department, the doctor diagnosed me with hepatitis C and admitted me for observation. The test results are: total protein 84.7, globulin 33.2, alanine aminotransferase 226, aspartate aminotransferase 100, cholinesterase 12380, glutamate transferase 203, uric acid 425, hepatitis B surface antigen HBs positive, other tests negative, hepatitis C virus antibody HCV positive, hepatitis G and A both negative, hepatitis C virus RNA fluorescence quantitative PCR test report 7.4310^6 copies/ml digestion: 12 days ago, a chest X-ray showed normal lungs. Alanine aminotransferase 223, aspartate aminotransferase.Doctor's answer:
There are many symptoms of hepatitis. In addition to congenital ones, many viruses, bacteria, chemicals, and other pathogens can invade the liver, causing liver damage. You can check the progression of your condition at the hospital and then make a decision, but don't worry. It is recommended to take liver-protecting tablets for comprehensive liver treatment, which can help protect the liver, reduce enzyme levels, stabilize liver function, enhance the liver's detoxification ability, repair liver cell damage, inhibit liver fibrosis and fatosis, and reduce the body's autoimmune effects. Wishing you good health! In addition to timely treatment for hepatitis, patients should always maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease, as this can help boost their immunity and their belief in fighting the illness.