Patient's question:
Recently, I have frequently experienced fatigue and drowsiness, and even felt like vomiting when washing my face in the morning. After a thorough examination at the hospital today, I learned that I have compensated liver cirrhosis caused by hepatitis B. I would like to ask the doctor how to treat compensated liver cirrhosis caused by hepatitis B and what precautions should be taken in daily life?Doctor's answer:
The term "decompensated liver cirrhosis due to hepatitis B" refers to the fact that if hepatitis B is effectively controlled in its early stages, it often does not lead to the recurrence of liver cirrhosis. However, if hepatitis B is not promptly controlled, the continuous progression of hepatitis can cause fibrosis of liver fibrosis, which is traditionally known as liver cirrhosis. At this stage, it can lead to a series of complications. There is no specific medication for treating liver cirrhosis, but it can be maximally protected to prevent further deterioration. In daily life, a light diet should be followed, excessive fatigue should be avoided, and hospital treatment should be adhered to as recommended by the doctor.