Patient's question:
I have had hepatitis for over a year. During this time, I haven't had much energy, and my skin has been yellow. I have been taking medication. For this recent episode, the doctor said I have acute, non-yellow fever hepatitis. Then he asked me to pay attention to many things. But I can't remember them instantly.Doctor's answer:
Hello. Forbidden arts drug use. Forbidden arts overeating, especially excessive meat and sugar consumption. Excessive meat and sugar consumption will convert excess protein and sugar into fat for storage, with the liver being an important storage point. Over time, the body becomes obese, which inevitably leads to fatty liver disease, putting pressure on the diseased liver and forcing chronic hepatitis B to worsen. Patients with chronic hepatitis B should follow a diversified balanced diet, especially controlling their weight. They should reduce the intake of animal fats, fried foods, salted meat, full-fat milk, etc. Avoid spicy and other irritating foods. In addition to immediate medical treatment, patients with hepatitis should pay attention to maintaining a good mood in their daily lives, as a positive mood greatly assists in the complete recovery from the disease.