Patient's question:
My father's health has been very poor recently. He doesn't have a good appetite, his spirits are low, and he feels very tired, nauseous, and oily. He feels very uncomfortable. It has been about a year. He went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis. The doctor prescribed medication for me, but it hasn't been effective.Doctor's answer:
Please carefully analyze the condition based on the speech and provide an explanation. It is strictly prohibited to have non-targeted explanations or prescribe regular antiviral drugs. Anti-fibrosis and immune-regulating drugs can be taken if necessary. You must take medication under the guidance of a doctor in the Hepatology Department or Infectious Diseases Department, and do not trust advertisements. The hepatitis virus continues to damage the liver, and taking medication randomly will increase liver pressure, leading to no gain and loss. In fact, having chronic hepatitis is not, and patients should believe that they can overcome the disease. As long as symptoms are detected early and treated accordingly, the chances of suppressing the condition and recovering are very high.