How is alcoholic hepatitis treated?

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Every kind of disease seems to have its taboo aspects, many people in life have had alcoholic hepatitis, how to treat?. After all, people have to eat a certain amount of food every day to supplement their energy, so we must pay attention to the dietary taboos. Let's talk about how to treat alcoholic hepatitis?.

How is alcoholic hepatitis treated?

First, the general symptomatic treatment, patients need absolute bed rest, the implementation of intensive care, close observation of the patient's condition, to prevent nosocomial infection; In order to control the source of intestinal ammonia, the protein in diet should be reduced as much as possible; Glucose can be infused intravenously in patients with insufficient food intake; Supplement sufficient vitamin B, C, K; Fresh blood, albumin and immunoglobulin were infused.

Second: to promote the regeneration of liver cells, hepatocyte growth factor: the clinical application of this kind of drug mainly comes from the animal's milk liver or fetal liver, is a small molecular polypeptide material, has a certain curative effect, glucagon insulin therapy: its curative effect is still controversial, during the infusion should be observed whether the patient has vomiting, palpitations, hypoglycemia and other adverse reactions, and timely treatment.

Third: the prevention and treatment of complications, severe hepatitis patients can appear hepatic encephalopathy, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, secondary infection, hepatorenal syndrome and other complications, once appear, should take active treatment measures.

matters needing attention

Patients eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement enough vitamins and cellulose, which also helps to promote digestive function. Liver dysfunction often affects fat metabolism, so many patients with chronic hepatitis have fatty liver after hepatitis. Therefore, the diet should be low-fat, low sugar (too much sugar into the body is easy to convert into fat), high protein. High protein diet should include plant and animal protein, such as bean products, beef, chicken, fish, etc., and animal and plant protein should be matched in half. After digestion, the ingested protein is broken down into amino acids for absorption, and then it is made into the most important muscle and blood protein in the liver.