Patient's question:
On February 20, 2011, major abdominal pain, bloating; on the 24th, CT confirmed the results.Doctor's answer:
Most liver cirrhosis patients develop the condition due to the expansion of hepatitis B. Ascites is a common symptom of cirrhosis, indicating portal hypertension. Mild ascites can be treated with antialdosterone diuretics, while severe cases may require peritoneal puncture drainage or ascites extraction and reinfusion. Patients can also adopt traditional Chinese medicine methods to treat liver cirrhosis. In daily life, it is important to regulate one's routine, avoid overexertion, and control diet by consuming more vegetables and fruits while minimizing greasy foods. Drinking alcohol should be strictly avoided. For patients, if the liver cirrhosis condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication should be administered, otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of liver cirrhosis.