Patient's question:
No significant changes. Mainly the weight has increased. The illness has been ongoing for two years. I have been to the hospital. They didn't take it seriously. First, the patient has diabetes. Second, there is tuberculosis. Now, it has been discovered that there is also hepatitis C. Can Affiliated Hospital treat hepatitis C?Doctor's answer:
That these diseases occurring in one person is already quite troublesome, as you mentioned, there is controversy regarding medication. The drugs used to treat diabetes and tuberculosis are both harmful to the liver. Even without hepatitis C, they may cause abnormal liver function, and with hepatitis C already present, it makes treatment even more difficult. If your symptoms are not severe, I recommend consulting a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. Hepatitis C poses significant harm to patients, so once symptoms are detected, it's important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to self-care—eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid foods. I hope hepatitis C patients can receive professional treatment.