Patient's question:
Suffering from hepatitis for over ten years, I know myself that this disease is not easy to treat, so it doesn't matter anymore. Moreover, there is no longer the gender discrimination against hepatitis patients as there used to be. Therefore, I no longer take it seriously and eat what I want and live how I want. But a friend said that hepatitis patients still need to be cautious about their diet.Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis is a general term for various types of liver inflammation. A healthy diet can promote the complete recovery of liver disease. As the saying goes, "When you are ill, treatment accounts for three parts and care for seven parts," and "seven parts of care" include proper nutritional planning. This is exactly the principle. Generally, hepatitis patients should follow the principles of regular and measured intake, a light diet, avoiding excessive drinking and overeating, appropriate food combinations, and paying attention to the intake of nutrients and trace elements. In addition to timely treatment, hepatitis patients also need to maintain good eating habits in daily life to digest nutrients. I hope the above answer can assist you.