Patient's question:
3 years ago, I contracted hepatitis B, and now the doctor says the hepatitis C has been split. What's going on? Splitting hepatitis B and C, I've never heard of it. It sounds terrifying the moment I heard it. Is it serious? Is there any treatment available? I would like to ask the doctors for advice and look forward to your reply.Doctor's answer:
It's the separation of hepatitis B into hepatitis C, which causes severe damage to the liver and can easily lead to cirrhosis. The key to treating liver disease is antiviral treatment and liver protection, reducing the body's immune function. Currently, Western medicine has no effective methods, so to completely cure and stabilize the condition, it must rely on symptomatic Chinese medicine.Rest, avoid overexertion, do not smoke, drink alcohol, or consume spicy, greasy foods, or medications that harm the liver. Eat more fruits and vegetables, maintain a good mood, and get sufficient deep sleep. Regular check-ups are essential. Address any problems promptly. In fact, having hepatitis C is not (terrible), and patients should believe they can overcome the illness. As long as treatment is timely in the early stages, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.