How does liver cirrhosis make water little treat?

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Ascites due to cirrhosis is a clinical symptom of decompensated cirrhosis, mainly due to portal hypertension, liver dysfunction, hypoproteinemia, * retention of water and sodium, and so on. There are many diseases causing this situation, such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and alcoholic hepatitis. Ascites in cirrhosis can be used as a diagnostic basis for decompensated cirrhosis. However, active intervention can improve the survival rate and quality of life.

How does liver cirrhosis make water little treat?

Moreover, due to the presence of ascites and the increased absorption of water and sodium by the kidney, the patient will have a certain limit of water intake, which will further reduce the urination of the patient. So generally, patients with cirrhosis ascites will have urine volume changes.

Then, due to the obstruction of hepatic venous reflux, the increase of lymph production and the change of hormone secretion, the reabsorption of water and sodium by the kidney is increased. Moreover, due to the change of plasma colloid osmotic pressure and the abnormality of tissue fluid reflux, the effective circulating blood volume of the body is reduced and the absorption of water and sodium by the kidney is stimulated, which leads to the occurrence of oliguria.

Generally, due to the abnormal function of liver cells and fibrosis of liver tissue, patients with liver cirrhosis have a situation of high portal vein pressure and hypoproteinemia. Portal hypertension blocks the night reflux of tissue, and hypoproteinemia leads to the decrease of plasma colloidal osmotic pressure, which makes more water stay in the abdominal cavity.

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Cirrhotic ascites must actively cooperate with the treatment, which can improve the five-year survival rate and improve the quality of life. Daily diet and life also need to pay attention to avoid increasing the burden of the liver. Don't give up on yourself. Have confidence so that you can recover well.