Patient's question:
Due to a surgical procedure, I contracted hepatitis C, which led to liver cirrhosis and ascites. After treatment, the ascites subsided. Recently, I have been experiencing mild pain in the liver area and mild back pain. A CT scan was performed, with the following results:History of Treatment and Effectiveness:
CT of the Upper Abdomen: The liver appears irregular in shape, with an imbalance in the ratio of the left and right lobes. The edges are wavy, and the liver parenchyma has uneven density. The posterior lobe shows a well-defined, round, low-density shadow with unclear boundaries. No dilation of intrahepatic or extrahepatic bile ducts was observed. The gallbladder is of normal size and shape, with a non-thickened wall and no abnormal density within the cyst. The pancreas and spleen appear normal in shape and density. Noly reduced lymph node shadows were seen in the abdominal cavity or retroperitoneum.
Doctor's answer:
Early-stage liver cirrhosis requires early treatment! For hepatitis B treatment, I do not recommend Western medicine or Western drugs, as they can cause drug resistance and have significant side effects. The human body is a large environment. If Western medicine treatment only removes the dirty things within the environment, the environment will become suitable again, and the dirty things will reappear. In contrast, Chinese medicine changes the environment itself, and the virus naturally disappears. Although the process is lengthy, it leads to a thorough self-healing. Wishing you a speedy recovery!