Patient's question:
I am a hepatitis patient who was diagnosed with hepatitis B in 2006, with elevated liver enzymes over 400. I am 33 years old now. After more than a year of medication treatment, all my indicators were normal since 2008. However, this year, my liver enzymes have increased again to over 100.Hello doctor, is there a good solution? I would like to ask what kind of treatment would be better. Thank you, doctor.
Doctor's answer:
Pneumonia primarily refers to the inflammation of lung parenchyma. It is a common respiratory disease. Most cases are caused by microorganisms, physical and chemical stimuli, allergic reactions, etc. It can occur in all four seasons, but is more common in winter and early spring. The pneumonia commonly referred to in daily life is primarily pneumococcal pneumonia. It is more prone to occur in young and middle-aged adults and outdoor workers. Hepatitis is a very serious condition, and patients are advised to seek timely medical treatment and pay attention to their dietary habits.