What is the treatment for abnormal liver function?

Abnormal liver function is a common clinical problem, and it is also a type of liver function disorder that many people are very worried about. Strictly speaking, abnormal liver function refers to a very wide range. For example, hepatitis and alcoholic liver disease are all abnormal liver function. Therefore, we must pay attention to targeted treatment. Although there are many treatments for abnormal liver function, it still depends on the condition. So how can abnormal liver function be treated?

1. Acute and chronic hepatitis

Hepatitis is listed by the World Health Organization as the ninth leading cause of death worldwide. If the course of hepatitis is prolonged and not treated promptly and properly, it will develop into cirrhosis or even liver cancer, seriously endangering human health. Hepatitis viruses such as hepatitis A virus, hepatitis B virus, and hepatitis C virus can cause acute and chronic hepatitis and lead to abnormal liver function. For abnormal liver function caused by acute and chronic hepatitis, treating the cause can help restore liver function.

2. Fatty liver

The impact of early-stage fatty liver or mild fatty liver on liver function is limited, but as the disease progresses, when moderate to severe fatty liver appears, fatty liver hepatitis occurs, and then develops into liver fibrosis, liver dysfunction, and the appearance of ascites. In the process of transformation from fatty liver to fatty liver, fatty liver is an important intermediate link. Treatment of fatty liver does not require waiting until symptoms begin. Fatty liver should be treated reasonably according to different situations. In addition to drug treatment, the fatty liver function of the liver needs to be adjusted accordingly.

3. Alcoholic liver disease

Alcoholic liver disease is only an initial link in alcoholic liver disease. In the process of treating alcoholic liver disease, we should not only treat alcoholic liver disease, but also pay attention to preventing the occurrence of other alcoholic liver diseases. The most important thing in the treatment of alcoholic liver disease is to abstain from alcohol. Patients with more serious conditions need appropriate drug treatment to help restore liver function.

4. Chronic Hepatitis B

Chronic hepatitis B is also a type of viral hepatitis. Since chronic hepatitis B has the highest incidence rate among viral hepatitis, is most widely spread in my country, poses the greatest threat to human health, and is most likely to cause abnormal liver function, therefore, let us talk separately about how to treat abnormal liver function caused by chronic hepatitis B. The development of chronic hepatitis B can lead to severe damage to liver function and destruction of a series of liver structures, and eventually lead to the gradual onset of liver fibrosis, ascites due to liver cirrhosis, or ascites due to liver cancer. Active treatment should be given in the early stages of hepatitis B or in the early stages of chronic hepatitis B. Only by effectively controlling the replication of hepatitis B virus and preventing and treating liver fibrosis can we prevent eventual cirrhosis and cancer, or the occurrence of ascites.