Patient's question:
I have hepatitis B and am a carrier of the virus. It is hereditary in my family, and I currently get liver function tests done every month, which are still relatively normal. However, I often feel weak and tired. I have to walk about ten minutes after work every day, and even this short distance is quite exhausting for me.What foods should hepatitis B patients avoid?
Doctor's answer:
Pay attention not to overexert yourself, observe the prohibition on alcohol, and avoid medications harmful to the liver. Drink plenty of water and eat more vegetables and fruits. You can take some liver-protecting and healing supplements like compound vitamin B, vitamin C, and inosine tablets, but avoid excessive medication, as too many drugs may cause liver damage. It is recommended to focus on food digestion as the foundation. In cases of insufficient intake, taking sufficient vitamin supplements can still be beneficial. Chronic hepatitis patients are prone to recurring calcium deficiency and osteoporosis, so it is necessary to tolerate drinking milk or take appropriate calcium supplements. Hepatitis B patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding symptomatic treatment. In daily diet, avoid excessive hunger or fullness, and never overeat or binge drink.