Patient's question:
The last two years, during the check-up, it was just, and the doctor said there wasn't much of a problem. So, after taking some medication, I didn't pay much attention to it. This year, during the health check-up, it turned out to be liver cirrhosis. Now I'm hospitalized for close observation and am preparing to go home. I want to know what I should pay attention to in daily life.Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to your diet, avoid greasy foods and beer, and do not take medication, as it can harm the liver. Exercise is a great way to stay healthy. There is no need to worry about the situation. Reduce fat intake, eat less greasy and fried foods, and consume more fresh vegetables and fruits. Increase your daily food intake by one-third, exercise three times a week for one hour each time. If you stick to this for a year, your condition will normalize. Otherwise, the consequences will be dire. Get well soon. In fact, having cirrhosis is not ( means terrible/scary), and patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. If detected early and treated promptly, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.