Advanced cirrhosis can be treated to improve symptoms and quality of life. Liver transplantation can be considered if conditions permit, and is currently an important treatment for advanced cirrhosis.
Advanced cirrhosis can be accompanied by a variety of complications, such as hepatic encephalopathy, ascites, splenomegaly, upper gastrointestinal bleeding and so on. Corresponding treatment measures can be given according to the situation.
For example, hepatic encephalopathy can be treated with lactulose solution enema, artificial liver, etc.; for ascites, ascites pumping, albumin infusion, diuresis, etc.; for spontaneous peritonitis, antibiotic anti-inflammatory treatment can be given, and the commonly used drugs include cefoperazone sodium sulphadiazine sodium, ceftriaxone sodium and so on.
If splenomegaly can be considered splenic artery embolization or splenectomy; if gastrointestinal bleeding may require transfusion of vitamin K1, phenolsulfonyl ethylamine and other hemostatic drugs, and endoscopic hemostasis and blood transfusion can be given if necessary.
Cirrhosis should actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment regardless of the stage of development. It is recommended to consult a doctor early and have a comprehensive treatment plan formulated by the doctor according to the individual’s situation.