Patient's question:
I have had alcoholic liver disease for two years. I was hospitalized for treatment before, but later it never flared up. Recently, I feel a bit nauseous and have no appetite. I feel exhausted after doing a little bit of work. What's going on? Have I developed cirrhosis? When I was treated for alcoholic liver disease before, the doctor warned me to abstain from alcohol, otherwise I would develop cirrhosis.Doctor's answer:
Liver cirrhosis primarily manifests as decreased appetite, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, constipation, and dull pain in the liver area, which becomes more pronounced after overexertion. In severe cases, it can lead to a series of complications, making the condition very serious. Gradual improvement can be achieved by taking measures like (Yang's Liver Cirrhosis Formula) over time. In terms of diet, consuming more edible fungi such as black fungus, shiitake mushrooms, and mushrooms can boost immunity. Fish, which are rich in protein and easy to digest, play a positive role in repairing damaged liver cells and stabilizing liver function. Eating more fresh vegetables and fruits can also enhance vitamin C levels. When patients face the challenges of liver cirrhosis, we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention.