Patient's question:
1999, had a major surgery, now the illness has recurred and it's quite severe, being treated at the county hospital at homeDoctor's answer:
I don't know what surgery you had. Your condition is liver cirrhosis leading to liver dysfunction entering the decompensation stage, followed by the recurrence of ascites, which is one of the most significant complications of liver cirrhosis. Surgery should not be necessary for treatment. Currently, you should be given anesthesia, human albumin, and plasma to alleviate the recurrence of large amounts of ascites. If the ascites reappears, you will need to go to the hospital for peritoneal puncture and drainage to remove the ascites. Currently, there is no specific medication for liver ascites. You should first focus on mental well-being, avoid getting angry, and do not tire yourself out. Maintain a good mental state and be sure to stay happy.