Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up and found out I had this disease. I wonder if this disease can heal on its own, but it definitely can't. I want to ask if anyone knows which hospital can treat this disease. I'm quite urgent and want to get better quickly. I don't know if my disease can heal on its own. I'm frustrated. Will I be completely cured after I get better?Doctor's answer:
Biological cells have a strong "site-specific division" characteristic, meaning that under what environmental conditions they are induced to divide into what types of cells. For example, when biological cells are grafted into a patient's liver, they are like seeds planted in the liver. Under certain microenvironmental regulatory policies, they adapt and transform, growing and developing into liver cells, hepatocytes, and bile duct cells. Through cell division, they grow to form healthy liver tissue, repairing the old liver tissue. Then, through cell division, they grow to form healthy liver tissue, independently taking over the work that the diseased liver cannot perform, forcing the diseased liver to regain vitality.