Patient's question:
My grandson was diagnosed with mild iron deficiency at the age of four. He had two blood transfusions from the age of four to sixteen. Today, he is hospitalized due to a cold. The doctor arranged him to share a room with hepatitis B and liver cancer patients because his skin and eyes are slightly yellow. I am worried that he might get infected with hepatitis B. What should I do? Is it appropriate for a patient with mild jaundice to share a room with hepatitis B and liver cancer patients?Doctor's answer:
Not suitable, it can be infected with hepatitis B. For dietary therapy for liver cancer, it is best to implement it in conjunction with other treatments, which would be more valuable for liver cancer patients. Dietary therapy can also be combined with taking ginseng saponins Rh2 (Humed, with a content of 16.2%), which can enlarge tumors, control them, and also reduce the patient's overall quality of life, prolong life, so you can try it. You can also eat kiwi root stewed meat: (Ingredients): 100 grams of fresh kiwi root, 200 grams of lean pork. The patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. The patient must pay more attention to their diet, eat more light foods, to avoid unnecessary harm.