Patient's question:
Taking liver-protective medication had no effect or only a slight effect. For the next four months, antiviral treatment with Fuvir was administered, but the virus levels did not decrease.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is still a lack of reliable and effective specific treatments for hepatitis. Treatment should be differentiated based on different pathogens, clinical diagnostic types, and histological damage. The principles of treating various types of hepatitis are all based on sufficient rest and nutrition, supplemented with appropriate medications, and avoiding alcohol, overexertion, and liver-damaging drugs. Liver-protecting tablets are one of the classic traditional Chinese medicines, which holistically treat the liver and possess the effects of protecting the liver, reducing liver enzymes, stabilizing liver function, enhancing the liver's detoxification ability, repairing liver cell damage, inhibiting liver fibrosis and fat degeneration, and reducing the body's autoimmune response. They are currently the most effective liver-protecting and enzyme-reducing medications.