Patient's question:
Mother was found to have mild liver cirrhosis. Liver fibrosis markers: Hyaluronic acid (HA) 234.42, Type III procollagen N-terminal peptide (PIIINP) 2.68, Laminin (LN) 82.41, Type IV collagen (IV-COL) 106.68, Alpha-fetoprotein 1.57Doctor's answer:
For patients with cirrhosis, protein digestion should be selected based on the degree of protein deficiency and the condition of the disease. Those who can defecate should take it orally, while those with severe digestive disorders and poor metabolic function should consider reading amino acids, proteins, and plasma. A daily diet containing 60g of high-efficiency protein can meet the needs, and fish, lean meat, eggs, dairy products, and soy products can be alternately consumed. When there is a reverse reaction to liver damage, it should not be less than 20g per day. During hardening, lipid decomposition metabolism is interfered with, and at the same time, lipid decomposition metabolism can lead to liver damage. Therefore, when liver function is significantly impaired, a strict low-fat diet should be followed to reduce liver pressure, enhance the digestion of proteins and carbohydrates, and prevent the recurrence of fatty liver.