Patient's question:
I previously carefully checked and found that I have liver disease. In the past two weeks, I have experienced dizziness again for several consecutive days without any reason. My appetite has also decreased, not as good as before, and I often feel nauseous. When I press the liver area, the pain becomes more pronounced. I would like to consult whether dizziness in liver disease patients is hepatic encephalopathy?Doctor's answer:
For liver cirrhosis with ascites, it is recommended to first gradually eliminate the ascites to alleviate the patient's suffering, nourish the liver, stabilize liver function, and develop an appropriate treatment plan with active cooperation. The condition can be controlled. Regular liver function tests should be conducted before, during, and after medication, and the drug reactions should be closely monitored at all times. Some patients can be cured as long as they receive timely and effective treatment in the early stages. Control your diet and actively protect your liver. Avoid alcohol and smoking, and refrain from consuming high-fat, high-sugar, and spicy, irritating foods to prevent increasing liver pressure.