How long can early cirrhosis of hepatitis C live?

The treatment of hepatitis C cirrhosis takes at least two to three years! Hepatitis C cirrhosis can be cured! Chronic hepatitis C cirrhosis, especially advanced cirrhosis with decompensated liver function, antiviral therapy with interferon and ribavirin is an absolute contraindication! Even in the early stage of liver cirrhosis, in order to prevent patients from inducing acute or subacute liver necrosis during treatment, clinicians often use small doses of interferon for treatment, but the real effectiveness of this treatment is questionable. Any other treatment belongs to symptomatic treatment, and its real effectiveness is more difficult to determine. The treatment technology adopted by Huatai Kangning is a systematic treatment based on immune elimination of viruses. Immune elimination of virus will inevitably bring immune damage to patients' liver. For patients with very severe liver cirrhosis, immune damage caused by immune elimination may temporarily aggravate the liver failure of patients. Therefore, Huatai Kangning will closely monitor the patient's liver function during the whole treatment process. Once the patient is found to enter the complete immune elimination period, as long as albumin, cholinesterase and so on appear.

Carry out symptomatic treatment. The disadvantage of this treatment is that the use of enzyme-lowering drugs may cause immunosuppression and have a negative impact on the immune clearance of the virus, so the whole treatment time may be relatively prolonged.

Huatai Kangning is used to treat chronic hepatitis B cirrhosis. Even in patients with end-stage liver cirrhosis, as long as the nucleoside drugs are used correctly for phased antiviral treatment, when the liver function of patients returns to the normal range, there is no need to worry about the decompensation of liver function. However, there are only two situations in which liver function may decline: 1, and hepatitis B virus suddenly becomes drug-resistant or mutates; 2. The patient did not give active cooperation during the treatment.