How is early cirrhosis treated?

Patient's question:

I found out I have hepatitis B for 15 years, and my mother also has minor hepatitis B. Over the years, there have been no obvious symptoms, and I haven't received antiviral treatment. I have taken many traditional Chinese medicines and patent medicines. My ALT has always been slightly elevated, and it rose to 170 last year. In February this year, I had a check-up at Southwest Hospital in Chongqing, and the results were fine. HBV DNA result: 1.987E+3, AFP: 3.06ug/L, Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT): 95, Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST): 468.
The check-up results on August 6th: ALT: 210. In October, I had a liver function recheck, and my ALT was as high as 500, but it dropped to over 300 after intravenous fluids. Sometimes my face would peel, and I didn't sleep well during deep sleep. I once had constipation with blood. In late October, I went to West China Hospital for further examination and treatment. The results are as follows:

Doctor's answer:

According to the condition you described, it is recommended that you:
1. Discontinue antiviral medications, as these have little effect on you because the hepatitis B virus has not been completely eliminated or suppressed, and they may also increase liver pressure and accelerate liver fibrosis.
2. Take liver-protecting and anti-allergic medications, such as Lianben Shuangzhi Dripping Pills, which are the best for reducing allergies. They are affordable, easy to take, and can be combined with Compound Ji Gua Cao Capsules, which have the effects of clearing the liver and gallbladder, expelling toxins, and softening hard masses.
3. Pay attention to avoiding drinking beer or smoking, and not eating stimulating, greasy foods. Your diet should be based on lightness, with low fat, low salt, and high protein. Eat more vegetables and fruits to enhance nutrition, strengthen your body, and boost your immune system. Engage in appropriate physical activities.

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