Patients eat more fruits and vegetables, and supplement enough vitamins and cellulose, which also helps to promote digestive function. Abnormal liver function often affects fat metabolism, so many patients with chronic hepatitis are complicated with fatty liver after hepatitis. Therefore, the diet should be low in fat, sugar (too much sugar can be easily converted into fat when it enters the human body) and high in protein.

A high-protein diet should include plant and animal proteins, such as bean products, beef, chicken and fish. , and the protein of animals and plants should be matched in half. The ingested protein can only be absorbed after being digested and decomposed into amino acids, and then protein, the most important muscle and blood component of human beings, is produced in the liver.