Hepatitis B cirrhosis judgment criteria need to be combined with medical history, clinical symptoms and signs and laboratory tests. 1. Medical history: the doctor will ask the patient about the history of the disease, and find out whether there is any history of liver disease, alcohol consumption and drugs before the onset of the disease, and make a preliminary diagnosis according to the relevant inquiries. 2. Clinical symptoms and signs: the more common symptoms of hepatitis B cirrhosis are weakness, loss of appetite and diarrhea. After some patients’ condition worsens, symptoms such as enlarged spleen and ascites may appear. When jaundice is caused, it will lead to yellowing of face and sclera, but these symptoms need to be distinguished from hemolytic jaundice and other diseases. 3. Laboratory examination: if the preliminary judgment is cirrhosis of hepatitis B, routine physical examination should be carried out, which mainly includes ultrasound examination of liver, liver function examination, routine blood examination, routine urine examination, and if necessary, pathological examination should be carried out, and the diagnosis can be confirmed when pseudofollicles are found. As the initial symptoms of hepatitis B cirrhosis are not obvious, it should not be taken seriously, and if you have any of the above related symptoms, you should consult a doctor in time to avoid delaying your condition.