Patient's question:
A month ago, I vomited a lot of blood, along with a lot of blood in the stool. The hospital diagnosed it as intractable liver cirrhosis. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Cirrhosis refers to the hardening of the liver. It is a chronic, progressive diffuse change in the liver caused by various reasons. It results from one or more causes repeatedly and chronically damaging liver cells, leading to liver cell degeneration and pus formation. Your ascites is caused by cirrhosis. To completely treat cirrhosis, it is necessary to soften the liver. Western medicine has no specific drugs for cirrhosis. Using Western medicine to treat the symptoms rather than the root cause only temporarily alleviates the pressure on the liver. Currently, the best treatment for cirrhosis is Chinese medicine. Through the methods of invigorating blood circulation and reducing the body's immunity, Chinese medicine can force the degenerated and pus-filled liver cells and fibrotic liver tissue to rapidly transform.