Patient's question:
2 months, gallstones, then cirrhosis, Songyang, at the central hospitalDoctor's answer:
You have liver cirrhosis that has progressed to decompensation, with the recurrence of hepatic ascites, which is one of the most significant complications of liver cirrhosis. Based on your condition, it is recommended to undergo abdominal puncture drainage to remove ascites and administer anesthesia, human albumin, and plasma for relief. Currently, there is no specific medication for hepatic ascites. It is advised that you first focus on mental well-being, avoiding anger and fatigue, maintaining a positive mental state, and ensuring happiness. Secondly, pay attention to dietary management. The general principle is to consume foods rich in vitamins, high protein, low fat, and low starch, such as various grains, black rice, millet, soy milk, and ideally, a significant amount of protein powder daily.