Patient's question:
My friend's colleague went to a hospital in the county for a check-up a few weeks ago to supplement lessons. It was finally confirmed as viral hepatitis, which has now made everyone afraid to even talk to him, let alone go for dinner together. It is said that before getting this disease, he always felt nauseous and vomited dryly, lacked energy, and had yellow eyes. Which hospital is authoritative in treating viral hepatitis? How is viral hepatitis treated?Doctor's answer:
There are multiple methods for treating viral hepatitis. If the viral load is high, antiviral medications are necessary for treatment. If the viral load is not high, medication is generally not required. As long as liver function is normal, it is usually sufficient to avoid drinking beer, smoking, and consuming greasy foods. It is recommended to follow a diet based on light foods, consuming low-fat, low-salt, low-cholesterol, high-protein, and high-vitamin foods. Eating more vegetables and fruits can enhance nutrition, boost the body's immune system, and prevent colds through regular exercise. Additionally, maintaining a positive mindset is always beneficial.