Patient's question:
Not a carrier, no hepatitis B virus. It's just cirrhosis. There are hard lumps on the liver.Doctor's answer:
It's not only hepatitis B that can lead to cirrhosis. Hepatitis C and alcoholic liver disease can also cause cirrhosis. Most liver diseases can eventually progress to cirrhosis. There's no special treatment for cirrhosis. If it's hepatitis B, antiviral treatment can be administered. For other types of cirrhosis, treatment is primarily symptomatic. If complications arise, such as ascites or low albumin levels, albumin should be administered, diuretics should be used, and a diet should be avoided that is hard, salty, or difficult to digest. Avoid eating too much at one time and opt for small, frequent meals.