What to do with cirrhosis nodules? See expert treatment suggestions

Cirrhosis nodules refer to a disease in which the liver structure is destroyed on a large scale and regenerative nodules wrapped by fibrous tissue are formed. It is a chronic disease that may not have obvious symptoms in the early stage, but will lead to liver damage in the later stage. In the late stage, symptoms such as gastrointestinal bleeding, decreased spleen function, lower limb swelling, vomiting, etc. will appear. Below are treatment recommendations.

Treatment recommendations:

As for how to treat nodular cirrhosis, in fact, before the stem cell therapy technology for cirrhosis was mature, liver transplantation was the only effective way to treat nodular cirrhosis. However, it not only required a large investment of money, but also there were not always suitable livers for transplantation.

With the continuous maturity of stem cell technology in recent years, we can use cheaper and less risky stem cells to treat nodular cirrhosis. Stem cells refer to primitive cells that have not yet begun to develop into other cells. They can continue to divide during culture and develop into various functional cells. Stem cells can be implanted into the liver laparoscopically to regenerate liver cells and improve severely damaged liver function. This can not only solve the problem of insufficient transplanted organs, but also avoid the patient's body rejection reaction.

Currently, stem cell therapy is the best method for treating nodular cirrhosis. Stem cell therapy involves transplanting autologous bone marrow stem cells to activate liver cell regeneration technology, grow and develop into liver stem cells, liver cells and bile duct tissue, and then proliferate and grow new liver tissue to take on the work that the diseased liver is unable to do, allowing the diseased liver to regain vitality.