Patient's question:
My neighbor, the lady next door, usually gets along closely with my family. Today, she told me that she had been diagnosed with viral hepatitis and asked us to avoid close contact with her. But after hearing this, I felt very sad. I couldn't possibly discriminate against her based on her gender. She said she didn't want to be treated, but I still persuaded her to seek some medical treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello! It depends on the specific type of hepatitis and the condition of liver function. Generally, the treatment should be chosen based on the liver function and the type of hepatitis. It is recommended to take liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering drugs, which are currently the most effective. The main component, Schisandra chinensis, can quickly and strongly lower enzyme levels. These drugs are effective in protecting the liver and lowering enzymes, and have a significant effect in inhibiting liver cell inflammation and damage. However, it is important to pay attention to drinking more water, eating more fruits and vegetables, avoiding greasy and spicy foods, ensuring adequate deep sleep, and avoiding overexertion.