Patients with hepatitis B cirrhosis are only treated with antiviral treatment, are they saving or ha

Mondo Health Updated on 2024-01-31

Patients with hepatitis B cirrhosis are only antiviral** Are they saving or harming?Lao Sun, a native of Weihai, Shandong, is one of my patients with liver cirrhosis, who was diagnosed with hepatitis B when he was young, and started taking antiviral drugs under the advice of his doctor 10 years agoUnexpectedly, I went to the hospital for fatigue and abdominal distension and pain in the liver area for the first time, and the examination had already progressed to the advanced stage of liver cirrhosis!And there are also complications such as ascites, esophageal and gastric varices!

Lao Sun wondered, why did he get cirrhosis while taking medicine?I looked at his previous checklist and found that Lao Sun had obvious fibrosis in his liver from the beginning of antiviral treatment!But the local doctor said that he didn't care, just take antiviral drugs to get better, so these old grandsons didn't take it to heart!Alas!Isn't that harmful?It delayed people to the advanced stage of liver cirrhosis!

Although antivirals inhibit viral replication, they do not target cirrhosis**. Moreover, Mr. Sun has not paid attention to the re-examination over the years, and he does not know that his condition is progressing step by step!

For hepatitis B patients who already have fibrosis or even liver cirrhosis, in order to cure the disease, a single antiviral is not enough, but also combined with anti-fibrosis, hepatoprotective enzyme lowering enzymes, soft liver and spleen shrinkage, etc., and at the same time, it is necessary to solve complications, albumin, and portal hypertension are all indispensable!In this way, we can treat both the symptoms and the root causes!

I hope that this case will make everyone pay attention!If you are also a cirrhosis patient, or if you have signs of fibrotic cirrhosis!Don't just *** anti-virus!Otherwise, it will be too late to develop cirrhosis or even liver cancer!

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