The liver is the main hub of human metabolism and protein synthesis, when hepatocytes are separated by proliferating fibrous tissue, forming nodular pseudo lobules, i.e. cirrhosis, it will cause the loss of normal relationship between various types of blood vessels, and the nutrient disorder within hepatocytes, leading to a series of physiological lesions, such as endocrine disruption and protein inversion. If overload physical activity will increase the burden on liver cells and aggravate the development of the disease. Therefore, patients in the compensated stage should not overwork, while those in the decompensated stage should rest in bed, so that the liver can be protected. Emotions Anger hurts the liver, and this is the first major taboo. Patients with cirrhosis are prone to irritability, anger and emotional changes, which will stimulate the body to react to stress and make changes in the human endocrine system. The liver and endocrine gland functions are closely related, and can contribute to the synthesis, transformation and decomposition of certain hormones. Anger causes the secretion of adrenaline, which stimulates the secretion of hepatocytes into the serum, causing more and more damage to liver cells. In addition, depression, thinking, sadness and other emotions can lead to liver qi stagnation. Qi stagnation leads to blood stasis, resulting in stasis and lumps (cirrhosis); Qi stagnation is not conducive to the distribution of fluids and water channels, resulting in swelling (ascites), which can aggravate the condition. Patients must protect their mood and cooperate with doctors, otherwise, although there are panaceas, but also in vain. Prohibition of alcohol Patients with liver cirrhosis must absolutely prohibit alcohol. Because the liver is almost the only place where alcohol is metabolized and decomposed. A large number of studies have shown that alcohol has a direct damaging effect on the liver, so patients should not take it lightly. Some people think that a small amount of alcohol or occasional alcohol consumption is not a big deal, but it is not. Any solution containing alcohol, even in small amounts, needs to be broken down by the liver when it enters the body. In the process of its decomposition, the coenzyme I is transformed into an increase of reduced coenzyme I, which causes ring death and fibrosis of hepatocytes in the central area of the liver hours due to hypoxia. At the same time, the laboratory shows that alcohol can inhibit the secretion and discharge of glycoprotein and albumin synthesized by the cells. When the liver cells are severely damaged and the liver itself is already fibrosclerotic, drinking alcohol to aggravate the burden on the liver is not a stone in the well for the liver. In short, cirrhosis patients drinking alcohol, a hundred disadvantages but not a benefit, must be taken with caution. How to arrange the daily diet for patients with cirrhosis Diet: low fat, high protein, high vitamin and easy to digest diet is appropriate. Do it regularly, quantitatively and in a controlled manner. In the early stage, you can eat more soy products, fruits and fresh vegetables, and appropriate sugar, eggs, fish and lean meat; when the liver function is significantly reduced and there is the aura of liver coma, you should control the protein intake appropriately and advocate low salt diet or salt avoidance diet. The daily salt intake should not exceed 1 to 1.5 grams, and the water intake should be within 2000 ml. In case of severe ascites, the salt intake should be controlled within 500 mg and the water intake within 1000 ml. Spicy and stimulating products and hard and cold food should be avoided, and overheated food should not be eaten to prevent complications of bleeding.