Patient's question:
Cirrhosis with severe abdominal ascites 2010 January You'an doctorDoctor's answer:
You have liver cirrhosis that has progressed to the decompensation stage of liver function, with the recurrence of ascites, which is one of the most significant complications of liver cirrhosis. I don't know whether your liver cirrhosis was caused by viral hepatitis progressing to cirrhosis or other factors such as alcoholic liver disease. You should undergo abdominal puncture to drain the ascites and receive anesthesia, human albumin, and plasma for relief. If diagnosed with severe abdominal edema caused by liver cirrhosis, it is best not to take medication indiscriminately, as there is currently no specific treatment for liver ascites. It is recommended that you first focus on mental well-being, avoid getting angry or fatigued, maintain a positive mental state, and ensure you are always happy.