Patient's question:
There is a relative with liver cirrhosis. Currently, there isn't much ascites, but it seems there is gas in the stomach. How can it be expelled?Doctor's answer:
Patient is a middle-aged female, main complaint is liver cirrhosis with ascites, currently complaining of abdominal pain, no other discomfort reported.The treatment of liver cirrhosis with ascites is relatively challenging. Currently, your condition is poor digestive function, leading to abdominal pain. It is recommended to focus on oral diuretics. Oral lactulose can help alleviate the issue of abdominal pain. Maintain regular bowel movements, engage in appropriate exercise, and undergo periodic liver function tests.
Doctor's inquiry: How did you experience vomiting blood and black stools?
The daily treatment for liver cirrhosis patients primarily involves symptomatic management. Patients can take many oral medications, combined with various vitamins, while paying attention to diet—eating light, soft, and liquid foods. It is hoped that liver cirrhosis patients can recover as soon as possible!