Patient's question:
Grandpa is 66 years old. He usually hates drinking beer and is very fond of white wine. He would rather skip meals than drink beer. Recently, he's had a bit of a lack of appetite, and we didn't pay much attention to it. But yesterday, after drinking, he vomited and looked very unwell. So we took him to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said it was liver cirrhosis.Doctor's answer:
It is suspected that long-term excessive alcohol consumption has led to cirrhosis of the liver. If one drinks high-proof alcohol, it will cause the liver cells to repeatedly undergo fat degeneration, inflammation, and regeneration, ultimately leading to cirrhosis. The patient should promptly seek timely treatment. Currently, taking traditional Chinese medicine formulas may have some effect on cirrhosis, but it is essential to abstain from alcohol, maintain a proper diet, rest adequately, and undergo regular follow-up examinations. Only in this way can cirrhosis be effectively controlled, and we hope the patient can recover soon. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with cirrhosis need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in their daily lives. Sufficient deep sleep will help you escape this disease more quickly!