Patient's question:
09 diagnosed with, but ultrasound showed no changes in the spleen, DNA 2.1210^7, Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT) 57! By the end of 10, the check showed DNA 1.73310^8, ALT 75, and ultrasound indicated a slightly enlarged spleen. Is this a precursor to liver cirrhosis?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B positive (), high viral load, slightly abnormal liver function tests, and a slightly enlarged spleen. Ultrasound confirmed the diagnosis, as it contains subjectivity, and reports written by different doctors may have slight variations. The indication of pre-cirrhosis is not yet sufficient. However, this small change also serves as a reminder for you to pay close attention to follow-up tests. Some people may not show any symptoms in the early stages of cirrhosis, but once symptoms appear, many are diagnosed with liver cancer upon examination. It is recommended to check a complete blood count to see if there is an increase in the three blood cell lines. If two of them are elevated, it can confirm splenomegaly.