Knowing the taboos of triple positive early will make treatment more effective

Many people have a wrong understanding that illnesses can be cured with medicine, and that they can just do what they normally do without any taboos. This is a big misunderstanding. In fact, paying attention to contraindications is the best aid to medication and can achieve twice the result with half the effort. Do you know what are the taboos for those suffering from hepatitis B?

Dietary taboos:

1. Avoid spicy food

Spicy food can easily cause dampness and heat in the digestive tract, which can cause liver and gallbladder qi disorders and weaken digestive function. Therefore, spicy food should be avoided.

2. Avoid smoking

Cigarettes contain a variety of toxic substances that can damage liver function and inhibit liver cell regeneration and repair. Therefore, patients with liver disease must quit smoking.

3. Avoid alcohol

Do not drink alcohol: 90% of alcohol is metabolized in the liver. Alcohol can interfere with and damage the normal enzyme system of liver cells, thus directly damaging liver cells and causing liver cell necrosis. For patients with acute or chronic active hepatitis, even drinking a small amount of alcohol can cause the disease to recur or change.

4. Avoid eating too much protein

For patients with severe hepatitis, due to edema of the gastric mucosa, thickening and shortening of the small intestinal villi, and disordered bile secretion, the digestion and absorption function of the person is reduced. If you eat too much high-protein food such as eggs, turtles, lean meat, etc., it will cause symptoms such as indigestion and abdominal distension.

5. Avoid high copper diet

When the liver is not fully functional, the body cannot regulate the balance of copper well, and copper tends to accumulate in the liver. Studies have shown that the amount of copper stored in the liver of patients with liver disease is 5-10 times that of normal people, and the copper content in the liver of patients with biliary cirrhosis is 60-80 times higher than that of normal people. Medical experts point out that too much copper in the liver can lead to liver cell necrosis. At the same time, too much copper in the body can cause renal insufficiency. Therefore, patients with liver disease should eat less foods rich in copper, such as jellyfish, squid, shrimp, and snails.

Life taboos:

Avoid anger and depression

Anger can cause shortness of breath, a sharp increase in the number of red blood cells in the blood, blood coagulation faster than normal, and tachycardia. This not only hinders the health of the cardiovascular system, but also affects the health of the liver. Statistics show that irritable people are 6 times more likely to suffer from coronary heart disease and 8 times more likely to suffer from liver disease. Therefore, patients with Hepatitis B virus (HBV) must remain open-minded and optimistic.

Avoid excessive physical and mental labor

Patients with Hepatitis B virus (HBV) should avoid excessive work, as it will consume a large amount of nutrients and oxygen, leading to a significant reduction in the liver's energy supply, weakening the liver's resistance to disease, and causing the hepatitis B virus to spread rapidly. When the condition of patients with Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is stable, it is recommended that they lead a regular life and exercise appropriately, and the activities should not cause fatigue, nausea, or back pain. During the period of fluctuation of the disease, it is best to rest in bed and recover quietly.