Patient's question:
Grandpa has been getting thinner in the past few months, and his appetite hasn't been good either. Recently, I heard him say that his urine color is very dark. I carefully observed, and noticed that Grandpa's eyes are also yellowish. I'm worried he might have hepatitis because Grandpa had it when he was younger.Doctor's answer:
The condition of your grandfather, such as poor appetite and dark-colored urine, strongly suggests that his hepatitis has flared up. The symptoms of hepatitis patients include: reduced appetite, poor digestive function, abdominal pain after defecation, lack of hunger; aversion to greasy foods, fatigue and weakness, even bedridden, reluctant to even wash face or eat dinner, fever, etc. Hepatitis poses significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is crucial to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to self-care. Increase the intake of vegetables and fruits, avoid stimulating foods, and we hope that hepatitis patients can receive professional treatment.