Hepatitis C patients with cirrhosis, after checking the liver function as well as kidney function is normal, however, the urine is less, need to be treated according to the etiology. 1. Abdominal fluid accumulation: patients with liver cirrhosis may urinate less, which may be induced by abdominal fluid accumulation. If necessary, they can receive abdominal aspiration surgery, which is needed to pump out the excess water in the organism and reduce the pressure on the kidneys, so as to alleviate the symptom of urinary insufficiency. 2. Chronic renal failure: this condition may also cause dysuria, need to actively treat the primary disease, also need to receive comprehensive integrated treatment, in addition to dietary regulation, need to receive drug therapy, such as the application of RAS inhibitors, including captopril, enalapril, milsatran, valsartan and so on. Symptomatic treatment, including correcting anemia, lowering blood pressure, correcting abnormalities of calcium and phosphorus metabolism, and correcting electrolyte disorders. In addition, the application of the above drugs, there are certain risks, patients need to get the guidance of specialists, do not blindly treat yourself to avoid delaying the condition.