Patient's question:
In addition to not being able to eat pickled vegetables and greasy foods, does liver disease require attention to other foods as well?Doctor's answer:
Chronic hepatitis B patients should pay attention to their diet. Avoid excessive consumption of protein-rich foods, such as seafood, beef, lean pork, and lean meat. These foods can be used, but not in excess. Overconsumption will increase the burden on the liver, as liver disease patients have reduced bile excretion. Avoid eating preserved foods like canned salted duck eggs, fermented tofu, and other pickled foods. Regular follow-up examinations are necessary. Patients face the risks of liver disease, and we should actively adopt treatment measures. Do not avoid seeking medical attention. If the liver disease does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.