Patient's question:
I am 48 years old, female, and have hepatitis virus. In the past year, I have been working in a small bar. About half a month ago, I started feeling dizzy and weak. A thorough examination revealed that my ALT level was 200. Is my liver disease affecting my brain? My dizziness is much worse than before.Doctor's answer:
Your condition does not prove whether it is hepatitis B or hepatitis C. In terms of your abnormal liver function, active treatment is required. When liver patients have abnormal liver function, they often experience symptoms such as poor appetite, fatigue, and poor dietary intake. Over time, dizziness and blurred vision may occur. Therefore, it is recommended that you undergo further thorough examination. If it is viral hepatitis, it is important to check the viral copy level. If the viral load is high, active antiviral treatment should be initiated. Only by suppressing the viral copy can the progression of the disease be halted. In daily life, avoid drinking beer, staying up late, and consuming spicy or greasy foods. Maintain a relaxed mood at all times.