Patient's question:
I have been suffering from hepatitis B for over ten years, and my condition has been stable for many years. However, liver nodules have reappeared, indicating liver fibrosis.Doctor's answer:
The hepatitis B virus is the direct cause of liver cirrhosis. Currently, the proportion of liver cirrhosis caused by minor positive hepatitis B is relatively high, and early-stage liver cirrhosis can be reversed. Liver cirrhosis can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. With proper medication, it can be controlled and the progression of liver cirrhosis can be halted. There is no specific treatment for this disease; the key lies in early diagnosis, targeting the cause, and enhancing symptomatic treatment to alleviate the condition and shorten the compensatory phase. For patients in the decompensated stage, the focus is primarily on symptomatic treatment, stabilizing liver function, and treating complications. In addition, during the treatment of liver cirrhosis, apart from immediate medical intervention, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a light diet.