What is compensated cirrhosis

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Liver cirrhosis is also divided into many periods. People who often drink alcohol are most likely to suffer from alcoholic liver disease. After a long time, it will lead to liver cirrhosis. This is the case of an old cadre in the village. Let's analyze what is the compensatory period of liver cirrhosis!

What is compensated cirrhosis

First, the compensatory stage of liver cirrhosis generally means that there are no specific clinical symptoms or signs, no obvious abnormal liver function examination, but there are obvious pathological changes in liver histology. Liver function is normal or mildly abnormal, there may be portal hypertension, but there is no ascites, hepatic encephalopathy or upper gastrointestinal bleeding, this period of cirrhosis is called cirrhosis compensatory period; cirrhosis compensatory period, clinical manifestations and chronic hepatitis B are similar, often need to be liver biopsy to distinguish.

Second: the symptoms of liver cirrhosis in compensatory stage are not obvious and lack of specificity. Generally, symptoms will appear after fatigue and emotional fluctuation, and improve after rest or treatment. In addition to conventional treatment, Yanggan tablet is recommended to reduce the side effects and drug resistance of common drugs, improve the efficacy and accelerate the recovery.

Third: decompensated liver cirrhosis is the late symptoms of liver cirrhosis, generally refers to the development of liver cirrhosis to a certain extent, beyond the compensatory capacity of liver function, clinical obvious pathological changes. The main manifestations are liver function damage, portal hypertension, splenomegaly, ascites, hepatic encephalopathy or upper gastrointestinal bleeding. At this time, the condition is very serious. It needs timely diagnosis and treatment, and early treatment, so that the patient can get better as soon as possible, and the patient can also suffer less pain.

matters needing attention

In the later stage of operation, patients should not only control their diet and reduce the intake of high protein and fat, but also eat some easily digestible food, such as pasta, which is conducive to the absorption of patients. Patients need proper exercise and do some light exercise, which is beneficial to rehabilitation.