Patient's question:
Because of work, I often drink beer, and it was the same when I was in the army. I drank it recklessly. The training was also non-stop, with no movement all day. Recently, I've felt uncomfortable in my abdomen, my appetite has decreased, and sometimes I have indigestion. The annual health check-up said there were 3mm liver spots, and a colleague told me I had alcoholic liver disease.Doctor's answer:
Early clinical diagnosis of alcoholic liver disease is often asymptomatic or characterized by mild discomfort, such as obesity, general fatigue, easy fatigue, poor appetite, abdominal distension, nausea and vomiting, pain in the right upper abdomen and periumbilical or xiphoid region. At this point, many effective medications can be administered for treatment, such as the foreign-made Gantanol, which has a significant effect on treating alcoholic liver disease. If effective measures are not taken, the condition will continue to worsen, gradually leading to alcoholic hepatitis, liver fibrosis, and the recurrence of cirrhosis.