What should liver cirrhosis care pay special attention to

Update Date: 2024-07-07 Source: Network

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In our country, most patients with liver cirrhosis are caused by hepatitis. If we can take good care in the period of hepatitis, we can prevent the occurrence of liver cirrhosis. Therefore, it is necessary to understand some nursing knowledge of liver cirrhosis. What aspects should we pay special attention to in liver cirrhosis nursing? The following is the introduction of liver cirrhosis care, I hope to help you.

What should liver cirrhosis care pay special attention to

First, alcohol and high calorie food are not suitable for patients with liver cirrhosis. In winter, it's dry and cold. Many people like to drink alcohol to keep warm, and many people like to eat hot pot, and eat more high calorie food. This practice is very unfavorable for patients with liver cirrhosis. Firstly, drinking alcohol will further damage the liver by alcohol and other substances. Secondly, eating too much high calorie food will increase the fat in the body, which not only increases the burden of the liver and the consumption of the liver, but also causes complications such as fatty liver

Second, liver cirrhosis patients are not suitable for hot pot. Most patients with liver cirrhosis are complicated with esophagogastric varices, portal hypertensive gastropathy or peptic ulcer, and hot pot is characterized by its spicy hot, spicy stimulation has a great damage to the gastric mucosa, leading to dyspepsia, and even induce upper gastrointestinal bleeding. 　　

Third, patients with liver cirrhosis should be careful to eat unripe and unhygienic food. There is no cooked or unhygienic food at any time may become a threat to the health of patients with liver cirrhosis "killer", patients can not eat.

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The nursing of liver cirrhosis should not be divided into time and place, and should not neglect the nursing because the condition has improved. We should persist until it is cured, otherwise it will aggravate everyone's condition, which is not conducive to the rehabilitation of patients.