Patient's question:
I really love drinking beer, and I have a 20-year history of drinking beer. Because of drinking beer, I have been hospitalized many times. At that time, the doctor warned me to drink as little beer as possible, otherwise it might cause hepatitis. These days, I haven't had much appetite for dinner, and I have some pain in my upper abdomen, and I always feel nauseous. Is it possible that I have hepatitis?Doctor's answer:
I particularly love drinking beer because I have been hospitalized many times due to drinking beer. The doctor warned me to drink less beer, otherwise it might cause hepatitis. These days, I haven't had much appetite for dinner, and I've been experiencing some pain in my upper abdomen and frequent nausea. I suspect I might have hepatitis and want to know the symptoms of hepatitis. The early symptoms and manifestations of hepatitis include: reduced appetite, poor digestive function, abdominal pain after defecation, and a lack of hunger. Aversion to greasy foods; if you have a bowel movement, it may cause nausea and dry heaving, and you may feel easily tired after exercise. Hepatitis greatly interferes with patients' lives. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light and simple foods. I hope hepatitis patients can receive professional treatment.