Patient's question:
Diet for alcoholic liver disease? Recently, I had a health check-up and found out I have alcoholic liver disease. I don't know how serious the disease is, and what the best way to cure it is?Doctor's answer:
Alcoholic liver disease is a liver injury condition caused by long-term heavy drinking (alcoholism). Drug abuse can poison the liver and harm liver function. Excessive drinking can increase liver pressure, damage and degenerate liver cells, ultimately leading to cirrhosis, medically known as "alcoholic liver disease." It is recommended to take liver-protecting tablets, currently the most effective liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering medication, especially as the main component Schisandra chinensis has a fast and strong enzyme-lowering effect. It helps with alcohol intoxication, protects the liver, enhances liver function, and effectively promotes the decomposition and metabolism of alcohol (alcohol toxicity), offering good effects in reducing alcohol-related harm. In addition to treating alcoholic liver disease, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to strengthen their constitution and speed up recovery.