Mr. Xu, 33 years old this year, came to the outpatient clinic with his color ultrasound report, I could see that he was very nervous, I asked him to sit down first, and looked at the test sheet he was holding on his mobile phone, hepatitis B small three yang, virus load to the 6th power, color ultrasound showed thickened and enhanced echo, splenomegaly, portal vein 133cm, was diagnosed with cirrhosis. When he saw this result, he panicked all of a sudden, and then came to the outpatient consultation, I told him that it is still early cirrhosis, there are no obvious complications, and he actively cooperates with antiviral and anti-fibrotic **, plus the patient is relatively young, the liver's compensatory ability is relatively strong, and there is still a chance to reverse liver cirrhosis. Cirrhosis is not a terminal disease, according to my clinical experience, some cirrhosis can be reversed, even if you have cirrhosis, don't give up**.
In fact, cirrhosis does not form in a short period of time. It is usually caused by long-term liver damage, such as hepatitis, alcoholism, etc., just like an apple, which starts with a small spot on the surface, but if not treated in time, it will slowly rot a large piece. So, can cirrhosis return to normal? How long does it take for cirrhosis to return to normal?
Can cirrhosis return to normal?
The answer is that some patients with early cirrhosis have a chance to recover, but it takes time and patience. You first need to stop further damage to the liver, such as abstaining from alcohol, hepatitis, etc. At the same time, you also need to give your liver enough nutrients and rest to give it a chance to recover slowly.
For liver cirrhosis must be a comprehensive **, of **, plus symptomatic, anti-cirrhosis**, Chinese medicine belongs to anti-cirrhosis, and the general Chinese medicine cirrhosis of liver cirrhosis should be treated dialectically according to the condition.
How long is this recovery period?
In general, most patients will see significant improvement after six months of positive**. However, this time is not absolute, as everyone's situation is different. Some people may only need a few months to recover, while others may take longer.
Therefore, how long it will take for cirrhosis to return to normal is not a set answer. If you suspect that you have signs of cirrhosis, it is best to seek medical attention promptly. The doctor will make a suitable plan for your specific situation. Remember, the key to cirrhosis is to detect it early, early, and give yourself a chance to get healthy again.