Patient's question:
Over the past five months, I have frequently experienced physical swelling, especially in the bone and muscle areas, which has been extremely painful. My immunity and resistance have improved somewhat, but I often have fever and dizziness and cannot do much work. My liver also frequently experiences intermittent pain. I was diagnosed with hepatitis. What should I do with hepatitis?Doctor's answer:
It's not scary to get hepatitis. You need to have timely and thorough further tests of liver function, hepatitis B virus load, and a B of the liver and gallbladder. Based on the specific condition, an appropriate treatment plan should be determined, and proper diet and rest should be coordinated to achieve clinical diagnosis and cure.Don't panic if you have hepatitis. Seek treatment in a formal hospital. It is recommended that you avoid fried foods, spicy foods, and greasy foods. Eat more light and nutritious foods.
If the hepatitis condition is severe, it is advised that patients seek timely and symptomatic treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, pay attention to dietary issues and avoid spicy and irritating foods to prevent worsening the condition.