Can liver ascites be cured? How to cure it

Many friends feel that ascites is a very serious disease. In fact, ascites can be cured. It is mainly inflammation of the liver, which leads to a series of pathological factors and finally increases the fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity. Treatment of ascites needs to be timely and formal, and folk remedies should not be used lightly.

Ascites can be cured, and most cases require a combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment. The liver is very important to the human body, so we should be more proactive in treatment to avoid the deterioration of the disease and the development of liver cancer, which will become more difficult to cure in the later stages. At present, the use of Western medicine alone can effectively control the disease, but it cannot completely cure the root cause, so it needs to be combined with traditional Chinese medicine, which can alleviate the problem of ascites, and the effect is very good. Combined with daily life adjustments and attention to all aspects, the deterioration of the disease can be controlled.

Treatment of underlying disorder

As for which method is more effective in treating hepatic ascites, the treatment plan for ascites should depend on the primary disease. For example, tuberculous peritonitis should be treated with anti-tuberculosis treatment; purulent peritonitis caused by perforation of abdominal organs should be treated with surgical treatment; and tumor ascites should be treated with surgical resection, chemotherapy, radiotherapy or interventional treatment according to the condition. In order to obtain more significant therapeutic effects, patients with ascites should go to a professional liver disease hospital for treatment of the primary disease.

Basic treatment

Including bed rest and diet therapy. Ascites indicates the severity of the disease. Regardless of the cause of ascites, basic treatment cannot be ignored. Strengthening basic treatment can alleviate the patient's discomfort and reduce the recurrence rate of ascites.

Bed rest

Bed rest is extremely important for the recovery of heart, liver, and kidney functions, and is beneficial to the disappearance of ascites. On the one hand, bed rest can increase hepatic blood flow, reduce the metabolic burden of the liver, and promote the reabsorption of ascites through the lymphatic spaces of the diaphragm; on the other hand, it can increase renal blood flow, improve renal perfusion, and eliminate water and sodium retention. Because the body is affected by ascites and other complications, patients with hepatic ascites must pay more attention to bed rest, and the existing discomfort symptoms will obviously subside.