Causes of abnormal liver function in patients with hepatitis B

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Liver function includes many physiological functions, including detoxification, metabolism, bile secretion, immune defense and so on. Abnormal liver function will lead to the body's decomposition, metabolism and other functions can not be normal, will affect people's health, abnormal liver function phenomenon should pay attention to timely treatment, abnormal liver function in patients with anorexia, digestive dysfunction, nausea and vomiting, anorexia and so on, so what are the four major reasons for abnormal liver function in patients with hepatitis B? Let's share with you how liver dysfunction is caused.

Causes of abnormal liver function in patients with hepatitis B

Abnormal liver function means that the liver has been damaged. When the liver function is abnormal, we should go to the regular liver disease hospital for professional examination, and treat symptomatically according to the examination results. If the liver function is abnormal caused by hepatitis B patients, the patients must be treated in time to avoid the deterioration of the disease

Abnormal liver function is likely to be caused by liver disease. Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and other viral hepatitis are the most common causes of abnormal liver function. Therefore, people with abnormal liver function should eat more high protein foods, such as lean meat and bean products.

Abnormal liver function may have a certain relationship with undernutrition. When we are undernourished, we will lack methionine and choline in our body, which may cause fatty liver disease. The main function of these substances is to transport fat and synthetic fat. When these substances are lacking, liver function may be abnormal

matters needing attention

People with poor liver function usually don't stay up late, they must keep enough sleep, don't drink, drinking will only aggravate the disease, and it is likely to worsen, you can take some liver protection, liver protection of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, to active treatment, if the treatment is not timely, it will be transmitted into other liver diseases or pathological changes