Patients with liver fibrosis are not recommended to engage in heavy physical labor so as not to aggravate their condition. Liver fibrosis is an intermediate stage in the further development of chronic liver disease into cirrhosis, and patients themselves show symptoms of discomfort in the liver area and fatigue, which affects their life and work. If they engage in heavy physical labor, it will aggravate the symptoms, which is not conducive to the control of the disease. Liver fibrosis patients should combine work and rest, should not be too strenuous activities; avoid drinking alcohol and use of drugs that are harmful to the liver; diet should be balanced nutrition, promote liver cell regeneration and repair, and enhance physical fitness. The causes of liver fibrosis are many, and the treatment is mainly to prevent the primary disease. Once liver fibrosis is detected, it is recommended to follow the doctor’s advice to carry out targeted treatment as soon as possible to avoid further development of the condition.