Patient's question:
2010.3. Discovered abdominal distension and went to the hospital for a follow-up examination. Diagnosed with alcoholic liver ascites.Doctor's answer:
The treatment for tuberculous peritonitis primarily involves standard antitubercular therapy. Since you currently have tuberculous peritonitis, the treatment method is also standard antitubercular therapy, with medication dosages needing to be sufficient, the full course of treatment completed, and combination therapy used. Because antitubercular drugs can have certain liver-related side effects, it is essential to monitor liver function during medication use. If liver function abnormalities are detected, liver-protective drugs should be used in combination. Tuberculous peritonitis will not lead to other complications, but cirrhotic ascites can result in additional complications. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the infectious diseases department of the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.