Patient's question:
My father has recently been unfortunately diagnosed with liver cirrhosis, which is in the middle to late stage. Our whole family is very worried. Currently, my father is receiving treatment in a large hospital in the provincial capital. The doctor hasn't told us the probability of self-healing.Doctor's answer:
Advanced liver cirrhosis is commonly referred to as decompensated liver cirrhosis, with significant symptoms, primarily manifested as two major clinical manifestations caused by liver dysfunction and portal hypertension, and may also involve systemic multi-system symptoms. The treatment and management of late-stage cirrhosis are closely related to treatment techniques and the duration of treatment. If early-stage liver cirrhosis can be treated scientifically and effectively, it is entirely possible to reverse and recover from liver cirrhosis, allowing patients to live and work almost as normally as healthy individuals, without any impact on lifespan. During the treatment of liver cirrhosis, in addition to medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. Patients must always maintain a cheerful mood and eat appropriately to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery from liver cirrhosis.