Liver cirrhosis is divided into compensated and decompensated periods, if the right measures can be taken, actively, compensated cirrhosis patients still have a high chance of reversal, decompensated patients can also control the disease by actively targeting complications. So how do you get cirrhosis under control? Today I'm going to tell you more about it:
1. Biochemical examination.
The main indicators are liver function and blood routine, including aminotransferases, bilirubin, and albumin, which reflect the health of the liver; The blood routine is mainly three lines of blood routine, that is, white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets, if these indicators can gradually return to the normal range, indicating that liver function is gradually recovering.
2. Coagulation function.
Prothrombin activity and prothrombin time are important parameters to evaluate coagulation function, prothrombin is mainly synthesized by the liver, when the liver is cirrhostic, its ability to synthesize prothrombin will decrease, there will be a decrease in prothrombin activity and prothrombin time prolongation, if prothrombin time and prothrombin activity return to the normal range, it means that the condition of liver cirrhosis is improving.
3. Liver stiffness value.
A decrease in liver stiffness can also be used as a sign that cirrhosis is improving, and a liver bullet test can quantify the degree of liver fibrosis, and exceeding a certain threshold means liver fibrosis or cirrhosis, generally more than 73 indicates the presence of liver fibrosis, more than 175. It indicates the presence of liver cirrhosis, and if the liver stiffness value continues to decrease after multiple examinations, it means that liver cirrhosis is improving.
4. Liver color ultrasound.
With this test, the shape, size, and blood flow of the liver can be clearly observed and whether there is a lesion. If the ultrasound results show a shrinking spleen and a decrease in the internal diameter of the portal vein (eg, to 1.).less than 2 cm), which indicate that cirrhosis is improving.
In conclusion, cirrhosis is not a terminal disease. As long as the patient actively cooperates** and maintains an optimistic attitude, it is possible to effectively control the disease. And by paying attention to these key indicators, we can more accurately evaluate the effect of **, so as to provide a basis for formulating the next ** plan.