Patient's question:
Father hated drinking beer when he was young. He drank beer without eating, and his body seemed to metabolize the alcohol. Now that he's older, he still loves beer and drinks it every day. We, his children, try to persuade him not to drink anymore, worried that he might develop liver cirrhosis and affect his health. But he doesn't listen.Doctor's answer:
Dietary Adjustments: It is advisable to follow a diet that is low in fat, high in protein, rich in vitamins, and easily digestible. Meals should be taken at fixed times and in fixed quantities with some restrictions. During this period, you can consume more soy products, fruits, and fresh vegetables, and moderately reduce the intake of carbohydrates, eggs, fish, and lean meat.Preventive Measures: Cirrhosis is a gradual consequence of liver fibrosis caused by various underlying causes. It is important to focus on the comprehensive prevention and treatment of various primary diseases, actively prevent and treat chronic hepatitis, schistosomiasis, and gastrointestinal infections. Avoid exposure to and use of substances toxic to the liver, and increase resistance to blood diseases.