Patient's question:
Grandpa has developed liver cirrhosis. The symptoms are a dull ache in the liver area, but not severe. The doctor said he needs to be very careful and not drink beer, as Grandpa drinks beer every day. However, besides not drinking beer, he doesn't know what else he needs to pay attention to.Doctor's answer:
All cirrhosis patients should avoid alcohol to mitigate the harm it poses to the liver. Avoid spicy and irritating foods; if consumption is necessary, taking liver-protecting tablets can be beneficial for overall liver therapy, offering effects such as liver protection and enzyme reduction, stabilizing liver function, enhancing the liver's detoxification capacity, repairing liver cell damage, inhibiting fibrosis and fat degeneration, and reducing autoimmune responses in the body. It is used for the treatment of chronic hepatitis and early-stage cirrhosis, demonstrating effective fibrosis interruption in liver cells, with good long-term effects when used continuously. Consume fried foods in moderation or avoid them altogether. Once symptoms are detected, seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light, nutritious foods. It is hoped that cirrhosis patients can receive professional treatment.