Patient's question:
Three systems reduced and transferred to another hospital, after more than 20 days of treatment, discharged after recovery.Doctor's answer:
From your description, it appears you have cirrhosis-induced splenomegaly, which led to esophageal variceal bleeding and necessitated esophageal ligation and splenectomy. Currently, there is no specific medication for cirrhosis, and it generally requires mental adjustment. Avoid getting angry or being overly fatigued, and maintain a good mental state while ensuring you are always cheerful.Secondly, pay attention to dietary management. The general principle is to consume foods rich in vitamins, high protein, low fat, and low starch. Include a variety of coarse grains such as black rice, millet, and soy milk. If possible, it is best to consume a significant amount of protein powder daily.
Particularly note that you should avoid extremely cold, greasy, and spicy or irritating foods.