Patient's question:
I have a lot of temper, I don't know if it's because of young guilt or because I eat spicy food a lot. A few days ago, I felt uncomfortable in my lower abdomen. After checking at the hospital, they said I had hepatitis. The doctor asked me to pay attention to my diet. Although it's hepatitis, it's very likely to cause liver cancer.Doctor's answer:
The manifestations of liver disease are mostly based on digestive symptoms. Once symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, fatigue, and aversion to greasy food reappear without a clear cause, it is important to realize that there may be an issue with the liver. Additionally, carefully observing urine and stool is a simple self-examination method. If the urine color becomes noticeably yellow or the stool color becomes pale, it is essential to seek medical follow-up. Cancer is becoming more common in younger people, which is largely related to the increasing number of unhealthy lifestyle habits among young individuals. Many young people suffer from nutritional excess and obesity, skip breakfast, and overeat at night. Disliking to sleep in is also a risk factor.