1, treatment of irregular liver cancer
Mr. Zhang, 5 1 year old, has been suffering from hepatitis B 12 years. After taking a drug for a long time, it produces drug resistance, which leads to the rebound of the disease. Recently, because of the company's constant business trips and entertainment, he felt exhausted and his liver was sore, so he went to the hospital for examination. The doctor said helplessly that it was the late stage of liver cancer and missed the best opportunity for treatment. It is understood that such cases are not uncommon. Due to the irregular treatment and neglect of their own liver health, many patients with hepatitis B were shot unconsciously, and hepatitis B became liver cancer, and the tragedy of young elites died frequently.
Experts say that 90% of patients with liver cancer have a history of hepatitis B, and the persistent infection of hepatitis B virus is the main cause of liver cancer. This kind of patients have the following similar manifestations: laboratory examination is "big three yang" or "small three yang", and the liver function is basically normal; Before the discovery of liver cancer, the condition was hidden, with no obvious symptoms and even no signs of discomfort in the liver area. This performance has sounded the alarm for both doctors and patients: if hepatitis B patients do not go to the hospital for standardized treatment in time, they may be only one step away from liver cancer!
1. Drink. Long-term drinking can promote the occurrence of cirrhosis or liver cancer in HBsAg positive patients;
2. eat rotten oil. Deteriorated animal and vegetable oils are toxic and may cause cancer;
3. Eat moldy food. It is forbidden to eat grain, oil and milk food when it is found to be contaminated by mold;
4. Let it go. Patients with hepatitis B and their families should go to the hospital for routine examination, check serum transaminase regularly, do "two and a half" once every six months to one year, do fetal alpha-fetoprotein once, and do B-ultrasound once a year. Otherwise, if left unchecked, the persistent infection, replication and fibrosis of hepatitis B virus caused by inflammation will inevitably lead to cirrhosis and even liver cancer.
2. What are the symptoms of hepatitis B?
The clinical manifestations of hepatitis B are fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, abdominal distension and pain in the liver area. The liver is large, with moderate hardness and mild tenderness; Severe cases may be accompanied by chronic liver disease (dull complexion), spider nevus, liver palm (large palm with obvious hyperemia of thenar), splenomegaly and abnormal or persistent liver function.
Be alert to hepatitis B when you find the following symptoms.
1, look at urine: children often have loose bowels, the stool is not shaped, the color becomes lighter, and it becomes like white clay; Or the urine is dark yellow and looks like strong tea water. Sometimes the urine will stick to clothes, leaving yellow marks. These are the early symptoms of icteric hepatitis.
2, see if the abdomen is painful: when the child has hepatitis and hepatomegaly, it will show dull pain or persistent pain in the right upper abdomen, and the pain at night is particularly serious. Individual children with hepatitis will show splenomegaly with pain in the spleen area, and often press and touch the upper abdomen consciously or unconsciously with their hands. When the child is found to have the action of rubbing his stomach, the careful mother should ask the child "where it hurts" in detail, and also touch it herself to determine the painful part.
3, look at the complexion: it is mainly to observe whether the child's face is yellow, especially whether the sclera and conjunctiva (white eyeball) are yellow, and then it depends on whether the whole body skin is yellow. Once you find signs of jaundice, you should take your child to do it in time. Related inspection.
4, look at the amount of food: observe whether the child's appetite is normal. It needs to be compared with the past to see if he has eaten well recently and whether his appetite has decreased. If he vomits at the sight of meat or smells greasy, he should be especially careful.