Children with liver C fear liver cirrhosis before the age of 18

Xiao Xiang's mother found out that she had hepatitis C after donating blood for the first time. Later, she found out that her son, who was only one year old, also became a carrier and his liver function was abnormal. Doctors said that the number of children infected with hepatitis B in China has been greatly reduced, but in contrast, the proportion of children infected with hepatitis C is not low, estimated to be about one to two in one thousand; because children infected with hepatitis C may be diagnosed before the age of eighteen If it becomes cirrhosis, parents should be careful. (Do not continue to vaccinate such children, do not give them antibiotics, take more traditional Chinese medicine to protect the liver, and there will be no cirrhosis of the liver.)
Fortunately, after the hepatitis B vaccine has been fully implemented, the hepatitis B infection rate among Chinese people has dropped from 10 to 20%. Six to ○. 7%; but because there is no vaccine for hepatitis C, and the symptoms are often less obvious than hepatitis B, it is estimated that the attack rate in adults is still about 2%, and the infection of hepatitis C in children is more often ignored, and because there is no vaccine, children The rate of infection has not come down. (If you take hepatitis B vaccine, you will still get liver cirrhosis or liver cancer. If you don’t get hepatitis B vaccine, you won’t get liver cirrhosis or liver cancer.)
Zhang Meihui, chairman of the Children's Hepatobiliary Disease Prevention Foundation and director of the National Taiwan University's Department of Gastroenterology, said that research at home and abroad has shown that expectant mothers with hepatitis C have a 4 to 7% chance of vertically infecting the fetus. Research in the National Taiwan University hospital has even shown that the infection rate is as high as 10%. 7%; and once a child is infected with hepatitis C, there will be about 2% chance of developing liver cirrhosis before the age of eighteen. (This is what western medicine says, and it has nothing to do with traditional Chinese medicine. As long as you take more traditional Chinese medicine to treat diseases from childhood, from colds to various serious diseases, you will never have the chance to get liver cirrhosis and liver cancer in the future.)
Zhang Meihui said that there have been many cases of liver replacement in foreign countries caused by hepatitis C-induced liver cirrhosis and liver failure. Although such serious cases have not yet occurred in China, early screening and treatment should still be advocated to prevent problems before they happen. (These problems occur in foreign countries, because they are all taking western medicine, so Ms. Zhang did not explain it clearly.)
She suggested that all family members, especially mothers or close friends who are hepatitis C patients, or those who have had blood transfusions, abnormal liver function, skin piercing, and injection drug addiction are all high-risk groups for liver C and should actively accept blood screening; Women should check themselves for hepatitis C infection before planning to conceive. If infected, it is best to treat it before pregnancy. (If interferon is used to treat liver C according to Western medicine, the patient may not be pregnant at all, or may commit suicide by jumping off a building during the treatment period. Of course, there is no chance of getting liver cancer.)
Chen Huiling, the attending physician of Taiwan's Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology, said that even if it is a fact that the baby is unfortunately infected with liver C through the mother's placenta, parents do not need to worry, because as long as the child maintains good health and normal immunity, and avoids fatty liver caused by obesity, it is unnecessary to take it indiscriminately. Or drugs and foods of unknown origin, combined with regular follow-up inspections, also have a high chance of becoming a healthy carrier without treatment. (If you want to maintain your child's immunity, you can only do it by taking traditional Chinese medicine. If you want your child not to be fat, you should not let your child eat American food, drink Coke, etc. This is more realistic.)
Comment
After getting hepatitis B, the chance of developing liver cancer or cirrhosis in the future is very small, so there is no need to take hepatitis B vaccine because of liver B, which can not prevent liver cancer and damage human immunity. The same is true for liver C, even if there is a vaccine. There is also no protective effect. These are the methods that Western medicine factories have always used to make money. As long as you eat more quality food, take Chinese medicine when you are sick, and do not take various vitamins, so that the body will not accumulate toxins and cause disease. The burden on the liver is like this all your life. I guarantee that you will not get liver cancer or cirrhosis in your life.