Hepatitis E and hepatitis B which serious?

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Many people with hepatitis E don't know what's going on. Every time we talk about hepatitis B, we are more resistant. In our life, we need to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. If there is a hepatitis B patient around us, we will all avoid it, for fear that hepatitis B virus will infect us. So after getting hepatitis B, in addition to active treatment, usual diet care is also particularly necessary, today let me talk to you about hepatitis E and hepatitis B which serious?.

Hepatitis E and hepatitis B which serious?

First: hepatitis E and hepatitis B are serious. Many patients with chronic hepatitis, especially liver cirrhosis, have dark complexion, which may be caused by endocrine disorders and skin pigmentation, or by persistent or repeated jaundice and biliverdin in the skin. The palmar thenar and hypothenar of the palm are obviously congested, which is called liver palmar. A cluster of radial dilated capillaries on the skin is called spider nevus. The diameter of spider nevus ranges from a few millimeters to a few centimeters. When pressed, it fades. It is common on the face, neck, chest and back of hand.

Second, most chronic HBV carriers are asymptomatic and often in the immune tolerance period. In addition to the "big three positive" and positive virus detection, other growth indicators and even pathological indicators are normal. Although drug treatment is not needed in this period, regular detection and observation are needed to discover the progress of the disease in time. Studies on carriers also show that a small number of carriers have normal liver function, However, the disease is still in the process of progression. After several years, it can also progress to hepatitis, liver cirrhosis and even liver cancer. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly review the disease to find out the progress of the disease and intervene in time.

Third: according to the condition can be divided into light, medium, heavy three. Mild: the patient's condition is mild, with repeated fatigue, dizziness, loss of appetite, anorexia, yellow urine, liver discomfort, poor sleep, slightly enlarged liver, slight tenderness and mild splenomegaly. The symptoms and signs of some cases were absent. Only one or two liver function indexes were mildly abnormal. Moderate: symptoms, signs and laboratory tests are between mild and severe. Symptoms, signs and laboratory tests are between mild and severe. Severe: there are obvious or persistent hepatitis symptoms, such as fatigue, anorexia, abdominal distension, yellow urine, loose stool, etc., accompanied by liver disease, facial features, liver palms, spider nevus, splenomegaly, ALT and (or) aspartate aminotransferase (AST) repeatedly or continuously increased, albumin decreased, gamma globulin significantly increased.

matters needing attention

Daily diet, such as soy products, milk, eggs, fish, lean meat and other high protein and low-fat foods, is very helpful to repair the damaged liver cells of hepatitis B virus carriers, and helps to improve the body's immunity and enhance their own resistance. Therefore, it is suggested that hepatitis B virus carriers pay attention to the supplement of high-quality protein in their diet.