Patient's question:
My uncle himself is a hepatitis B patient, but his hepatitis B virus had already been controlled since it was discovered two years ago. He loves to drink beer, but he had always been fine before. It's unclear why, but he was suddenly diagnosed with liver cirrhosis.Doctor's answer:
Viral hepatitis is the most common and severe cause of liver damage. The longer the hepatitis B virus remains in the body of a patient with, the greater the threat it poses to their health. The cause of hepatitis B liver cirrhosis is the virus's continuous replication, and without treatment, it can lead to cirrhosis. The reason for cirrhosis is that many patients with do not pay attention to diet and exercise, making obesity a norm, and the liver is affected similarly. Fat accumulates in the cells, severely impairing cell function, which can also lead to the state of liver cirrhosis.