How is liver cirrhosis treated

Update Date: 2023-10-25 Source: Network

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Cirrhosis generally belongs to a chronic disease, and the disease is a progressive disease. There are many causes of the disease, and it has long-term damage to human liver. In our country, cirrhosis is generally due to hepatitis, so active prevention and treatment of hepatitis is the best way to prevent cirrhosis. Cirrhosis can also be caused by alcohol or schistosomiasis. After the onset of the disease, there will be extensive necrosis of liver cells, liver cells and liver organs will be greatly damaged, and even lead to serious death. How to treat patients with liver cirrhosis.

How is liver cirrhosis treated

First: because the early symptoms of liver cirrhosis is not obvious, so it is easy to be ignored, when the symptoms to the hospital a check is already in the middle and late stage, so many patients with liver cirrhosis are concentrated in the middle and late stage. In particular, advanced cirrhosis needs active treatment. In fact, patients do not have to be afraid of treatment because of late cirrhosis, late autumn is also able to get good treatment effect.

Second: when liver cirrhosis is in the late stage, it is likely to be accompanied by gastrointestinal bleeding and hepatic encephalopathy. The main treatment is to improve symptoms, relieve pain and improve the quality of life. After active treatment, patients with advanced liver cirrhosis can have no pain. Ginsenoside Rh2 can be used for advanced treatment.

Third: in fact, in the late stage of liver cirrhosis, conventional treatment methods have not played much role, we can try to use bioremediation therapy to treat. Bioremediation therapy in the treatment of advanced liver cirrhosis can not make patients feel any pain, not only that, but also can alleviate the pain of patients, prolong life and improve the quality of life.

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After such a long period of development, there has been a kind of biological therapy called targeted cell regeneration and repair therapy, which has been used to treat more than 4000 patients with advanced liver cirrhosis and achieved good results.