Patient's question:
In the past two months, my liver has shown some discomfort again, with persistent pain. Now the pain is so severe that I can't even get out of bed and have to stay in bed. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they said it was chronic hepatitis. After treatment, it had no effect. What kind of medication should be taken for chronic hepatitis?Doctor's answer:
Chronic hepatitis B patients should base their daily diet on light and simple food, avoiding smoking and drinking alcohol, and eating less greasy and irritating foods. Pay attention to physical exercise and adequate deep sleep. The most common symptom of chronic hepatitis B is fatigue, which varies with the level of exertion or does not fully recover even after rest. However, everyone's sensitivity to fatigue is different, and their level of attention also varies. Appetite loss is the most frequently described symptom of chronic hepatitis B in medical literature, but it is actually uncommon in mild to moderate chronic hepatitis B patients, and when present, it is usually mild.