The treatment of hepatitis B is a very lengthy process and requires continuous regular follow-up to prevent the disease from progressing without awareness, as the liver is a "silent organ" that does n...
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Many people often experience shoulder pain in daily life, usually attributing it to trauma or joint issues. However, many are unaware that shoulder pain could also be caused by liver disease.
I. Pain...
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The metabolism of drugs is generally completed in the liver. "All medicines are somewhat toxic." When drugs are detoxified and metabolized in the liver, they inevitably cause varying degrees of damage...
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In the perception of most people, it is often believed that Chinese herbal medicine is natural and therefore free of toxic side effects. Many traditional Chinese medicines are marketed under the banne...
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Two months ago, I admitted a patient in his seventies. The elderly man arrived with a dark complexion and was noticeably emaciated. Several of his adult children accompanied him, and a few young child...
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Jaundice is a common symptom frequently associated with liver disease, caused by a disorder in bilirubin metabolism leading to elevated bilirubin levels in the blood (hyperbilirubinemia). It is not a ...
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After liver damage occurs in many liver disease patients, liver function declines, leading to a reduction in the liver's ability to synthesize coagulation factors. This decreases the coagulation funct...
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Hepatitis is a general term for liver inflammation. Based on the duration of the disease, hepatitis is mainly divided into acute hepatitis and chronic hepatitis. If acute hepatitis is not effectively ...
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China is a major country with hepatitis B, and the core treatment for hepatitis B is antiviral therapy, which is a long and difficult process. So, can hepatitis B be cured?
I. Can Hepatitis B Be Cured...
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Many people receive their physical examination reports only to be confused by the Hepatitis B five-panel test results. What does each item represent? What does it mean if several of them are positive?...
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