Can cirrhosis nodules be cured?

Cirrhosis is a common chronic liver disease in clinical practice. It is a type of liver damage caused by the long-term and repeated effects of one or more causes. The most common cause of disease is viral hepatitis. In my country, the incidence of viral hepatitis is relatively high, so timely prevention is needed. Patients will feel general weakness, dull complexion, less urine output, swollen legs, and weight loss. So, can cirrhosis nodules be cured?

1) Gastrointestinal symptoms: poor appetite, abdominal distension, gastrointestinal dysfunction and even malabsorption syndrome. Hepatic diabetes may also cause symptoms such as polyuria and polyphagia.

2) Bleeding tendency and anemia: gingival bleeding, epistaxis, purpura, and anemia.

3) Endocrine disorders: spider nevi, palmar erythema, skin pigmentation, menstrual disorders in women, breast development in men, and parotid gland enlargement.

4) Hypoproteinemia: edema of both lower limbs, oliguria, ascites, and hepatic pleural effusion.

5) Portal hypertension: ascites, pleural effusion, splenomegaly, hypersplenism, establishment of portal collateral circulation, esophageal varices, and abdominal wall varicose veins.

In the early stages of cirrhosis nodules, taking targeted approaches to eliminate the cause can effectively promote the patient's recovery. In the early stages, taking targeted measures to eliminate the cause of the disease can effectively promote the patient's recovery. Recommended treatment for cirrhotic nodules: special combined treatment techniques

1. Diet therapy: Reasonable diet and nutrition for patients with cirrhosis nodules are beneficial to restoring liver cell function and stabilizing the condition. High protein should be given to reduce protein decomposition in the body, promote liver protein synthesis, and maintain protein metabolic balance. Adequate calories and high vitamin supply can not only protect the liver, but also enhance the body's resistance and reduce protein decomposition.

2. Etiological treatment: Treatment is given according to the specific cause of early cirrhosis nodules. If patients with schistosomiasis receive more thorough treatment in the early stages of the disease, their liver function can improve and their spleen can shrink. Animal experiments have confirmed that early treatment can reverse or stop liver fibrosis caused by schistosomiasis infection. For alcoholic and drug-induced liver disease, drinking alcohol and taking toxic drugs should be stopped.

3. General drug treatment: mainly supplement multiple vitamins according to the needs of the disease. In addition, liver-protecting drugs activate cells, increase the level of ATP in the body, convert it into a variety of nucleotides, and participate in energy metabolism and protein synthesis. Most authors believe that for patients with early-stage liver cirrhosis, blindly and excessive use of medication will increase the liver's burden on drug metabolism. At the same time, unknown or known drug side effects can aggravate damage to the body. Therefore, it is not advisable for patients with early-stage liver cirrhosis to blindly use medication excessively and for a long time.

4. Improve liver function and resist liver fibrosis: Abnormal transaminase and bilirubin in liver function often reveal liver cell damage, and should be treated with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine according to the treatment principles of hepatitis.

5. Actively prevent and treat complications: There are many complications in the decompensated stage of cirrhosis, which can lead to serious consequences. For complications such as esophageal varices, ascites, hepatic encephalopathy, and concurrent infections, choose effective methods based on the patient's specific conditions. The above is an introduction to . I believe you can do a better job in treating liver cirrhosis.

Once cirrhosis nodules appear, it generally indicates that the liver cirrhosis is in the late stage. Patients should drink more water, preferably soda water or alkaline water. Do not drink sweet drinks, at least boiled water. It is best to go to the toilet more than six times a day. Don't drink strong tea, eat more eggplants and cook them with the skin on, don't eat spinach, and it's best not to eat beans.