Patient's question:
Diagnosed with mid-stage alcoholic liver cirrhosis in 2004, with ascites, hematemesis, and confusion at that time, treated at the local infectious disease hospital.Doctor's answer:
Please do not trust folk remedies to treat liver cirrhosis. Liver cirrhosis refers to the hardening of the liver tissue. It is a chronic, progressive diffuse change in the liver caused by various reasons. It results from one or more causes repeatedly and chronically damaging liver cells, leading to liver cell degeneration and necrosis. After widespread liver cell degeneration and necrosis, connective tissue is regenerated within the liver, leading to diffuse fibrosis of fibrous tissue. At the same time, liver cells are regenerated within the liver, forming regenerative nodules, and the normal structure of liver lobules and blood vessels is destroyed, forming pseudolobules. For severe alcoholic liver disease patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and treat it in accordance with the doctor's advice. Avoid using medication blindly to worsen the condition.