Patient's question:
I am a chronic hepatitis B patient. Since there are no obvious symptoms, I have also consciously controlled my diet and lifestyle after getting this disease. Recently, I've been experiencing some pain in the liver area, and I'm already worried about the condition worsening. I want to adjust my diet for better health.Doctor's answer:
As long as you have liver disease, no alcohol, including alcoholic beverages and medications containing alcohol, should be consumed, as it will obviously worsen your liver condition. Avoid overeating or frequent hunger, as this uneven pattern of hunger and fullness can lead to abnormal secretion of digestive fluids, disrupting the endocrine function of the liver. Therefore, it is essential to maintain a balanced diet. In addition to getting adequate rest, avoid staying up late, as it is harmful to your health. Thus, patients with chronic hepatitis B should strictly control their diet and lifestyle. The daily treatment for hepatitis B patients primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also maintaining regular sleep patterns and abstaining from alcohol. It is hoped that hepatitis B patients can recover as soon as possible!