Cirrhosis is a chronic progressive liver disease characterized by disruption of its structure and functions. It is quite common, especially among middle-aged and elderly men. Treatment of liver cirrhosis in Israel.
Causes
The primary causes include alcoholism, past viral hepatitis, exposure to chemicals, venous congestion of the liver, hereditary diseases, and damage to the bile ducts. Often, several factors can simultaneously contribute to the disease.
Symptoms of Liver Cirrhosis
The patient begins to complain of general weakness, decreased appetite, nausea, vomiting, bitterness in the mouth, aversion to alcohol and fatty foods. Characteristic pain may appear in the right side. The palms may redden, and mucous membranes may start to bleed. This is accompanied by skin itching and a reduction in areas of the body covered with hair. The patient becomes irritable, tires quickly, may suffer from insomnia at night, while feeling drowsy during the day. The disease can be provoked by a disruption of routine, excessive alcohol consumption, or a cold illness.
Diagnosis of Liver Cirrhosis in Israel
In the early stages of the disease, diagnosing cirrhosis can be quite challenging. Medical investigations are required. Typically, radiological, ultrasound, and radionuclide methods are used. Computed tomography is widely employed. A puncture biopsy is performed using ultrasound or laparoscopy.
Treatment of Liver Cirrhosis in Israel
Treatment of liver cirrhosis is conducted in a hospital setting. During the treatment course, it is necessary to adhere to certain rules – limit physical activity, avoid negative emotions, and be selective with medication intake. The treatment course is prescribed by a doctor. Strict adherence to the doctor's recommendations and diet is essential. Modern methods of treating liver cirrhosis are available in Israel.
Prevention of Liver Cirrhosis
A healthy lifestyle can be considered a preventive measure for any disease. In this specific case, it is primarily necessary to limit or completely exclude alcohol consumption and to minimize the intake of fried, fatty, and salty foods. If you have had viral hepatitis, all these preventive measures should become a norm in your life to prevent the liver disease from progressing and developing into a more serious form.