Today I received a thank-you letter from the patient, which said that his symptoms were all cured, and I was particularly happy for him!
This patient was found by last year. . I don’t know where I got hepatitis B . was still because of ’s symptoms such as , bloating, nausea, dizziness, right upper abdominal pain , and I feel something is wrong with my body. came to the hospital for examination. was diagnosed with “little three-yang” . further checks for abnormal liver function. B ultrasound prompts thick echo, the portal vein inner diameter is 1.5cm , spleen thickness is about 4.6cm , and gallbladder wall thickness is 4cm.
At that time, the patient was 45 years old and had abnormal liver function, so he must start antiviral treatment. After communication and advice with the patient and his family, the patient began antiviral treatment.
As we all know, hepatitis B treatment is a long-term process. Many patients As soon as they see , the condition of improved , was anxious to stop the medicine and change the medicine. The result is that not only caused the condition to rebound, also increased the load of to . Therefore, it is important to avoid liver damage to in hepatitis B treatment. Stop the medication and change the medicine is a taboo in hepatitis B treatment.
Fortunately, this patient has extremely high compliance. After liver protection and enzyme reduction and active antiviral treatment, the three html were reviewed one month later, the ultrasound showed that the liver echo was thick and strong and homogeneous, the portal vein diameter was 12cm, the spleen was about 3.7cm, and the gallbladder wall thickness was 0.3cm. Then I told the patient to take antiviral drugs strictly, and the patient followed very well. . When the HBV-DNA was turned negative after half a year, the liver function was normal.
In fact, as a liver disease doctor, I have been exposed to various liver diseases. I really want to say that for liver diseases, especially hepatitis B, we should pay attention to it and not panic ! is the key to treating if is not delayed , is the key! 90% of hepatitis B will evolve into chronic hepatitis. If is not treated, it will develop into cirrhosis , or even liver cancer. Therefore, the earlier you discover, the earlier you treat . In addition, since you already have liver disease, your daily living habits must be improved. You must ban smoking and alcohol, stay up late, and eat greasy food. Don’t add any additional burden to the liver!
