How is second liver kidney syndrome treated?

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Chronic hepatitis B patients often lack zinc, manganese, selenium, calcium and other trace elements in the body, and many people have some understanding of its basic treatment, some patients also lack phosphorus, iron and other minerals. Therefore, it is appropriate to supplement foods containing trace elements and minerals, such as seaweed, oysters, mushrooms, sesame, jujube, and Chinese wolfberry. Now let's share how to treat hepatitis B renal syndrome?.

How is second liver kidney syndrome treated?

First: if the drug is stopped prematurely, it will lead to repeated diseases, especially renal syndrome. Chronic hepatitis B generally has no severe pain. Some patients may have discomfort, dull pain, tenderness or percussion pain in the right upper abdomen and right intercostal region. If the pain in the liver region is severe, we should also pay attention to the possibility of biliary tract disease, liver cancer and gastrointestinal disease to avoid misdiagnosis.

Second: due to inflammation, congestion, edema, cholestasis, patients often have liver enlargement. In the late stage, a large number of hepatocytes were destroyed, the fibrous tissue contracted, and the liver could shrink. In the early stage of acute or chronic hepatitis, there is no obvious splenomegaly. When portal hypertension occurs, splenomegaly can be caused by splenic congestion.

Third: chronic hepatitis B, especially in patients with liver cirrhosis face dark dark, said liver disease face. The palmar thenar and hypothenar of the palm are obviously congested, which is called liver palmar. On the skin, a cluster of radial dilated capillaries in the form of spiders is called spider nevus, which can also appear in other parts. Erectile dysfunction, symmetric or asymmetric breast hyperplasia, swelling and pain, and breast development may occur in men, sometimes misdiagnosed as breast cancer; Women can have menstrual disorders, amenorrhea, decreased sexual desire. This may be related to the decrease of liver function, the decrease of estrogen inactivation and the increase of estrogen in the body.

matters needing attention

For hepatitis B virus carriers with severe digestive symptoms, gastric mucosal edema, small intestinal villi coarsening and shortening, bile secretion disorders, etc., can reduce the digestive absorption work. Therefore, you should not eat too much eggs, turtle, lean meat and other high protein food, which will cause indigestion and abdominal distension.