What are the symptoms of rejection in liver transplantation

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When I mentioned liver transplantation to you, I believe you are not unfamiliar with it. When I did liver transplantation before, there were some rejection reactions. Next, let's talk about the symptoms of rejection reaction in liver transplantation.

What are the symptoms of rejection in liver transplantation

First, acute rejection usually occurs in the first 6 weeks after surgery. But it can also occur after 2-3 days or 6 weeks. Early clinical manifestations of rejection include mild fever, lack of strength, sleepiness, loss of appetite and pain in the liver. Bile drainage can be seen bile thinning, pale, reduced volume.

The second symptom was the increase of bilirubin, transaminase and alkaline phosphatase, and the increase of eosinophils and lymphocytes in peripheral blood and transplanted liver.

The third symptom is chronic rejection, also known as disappearance of bile duct syndrome and chronic allograft rejection. It is characterized by progressive cholestasis, increased bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase, and normal albumin and prothrombin time.

matters needing attention

After liver transplantation, diet is very important. We should eat more semi liquid and nutritious food. In addition, we should keep a regular life and avoid tiredness, but it doesn't mean that staying in bed all day and proper activities are beneficial.