Patient's question:
For more than 50 years, I have been suffering from hepatitis B. Recently, I was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, which is moderate in severity. Can liver cirrhosis be cured? What is the approximate chance of being cured? Some people say that once you get liver cirrhosis, it's over, as if you're already dying. Is that true? Can it really not be cured?Doctor's answer:
Liver cirrhosis should be treated with traditional Chinese medicine without side effects, as it can suppress the progression of the disease. Liver cirrhosis refers to the hardening of the liver tissue. It is a chronic, progressive diffuse change in the liver caused by various reasons. There are no specific Western medicines for liver cirrhosis. Treating the symptoms with Western medicine without addressing the root cause only alleviates the pressure on the liver. Currently, the best treatment for liver cirrhosis is traditional Chinese medicine. Through the methods of invigorating blood circulation and resolving stasis, as well as reducing the body's immune response, traditional Chinese medicine can force the purulent liver lesions to rapidly transform. Additionally, during the treatment of liver cirrhosis, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm.