Causes, methods of detection and treatment of free liver

Self-immuno-hepatitis is a hepatitis disease caused by a combination of multiple factors, with complex causes, including genetic factors, environmental factors, bad living habits, pharmaceutical factors and viral infections. The following is a detailed description of the causes of free liver, the methods of testing and the treatment strategy. First, the cause of the disease is genetic: people with their own history of immuno-hepatitis have a higher risk of contracting the disease, which may be related to genetic variability. These genetic variations may lead to erroneous identification and attacks on liver cells by the immune system, which in turn triggers his own immuno-hepatitis. 2. Environmental factors: Long-term exposure to the environment, such as nail polish, hair dyes, detergents and toxic substances, may increase the burden on the liver and trigger an abnormal reaction of the immune system, thereby triggering an immuno-hepatitis. 3. Poor living habits: Bad living habits, such as staying up late, drinking and over-eating high-oil, can destroy the body ‘ s immune system and give rise to anomalous reactions to the immune system, which can be directed at liver cells and lead to the occurrence of their own immunosuppressive liver disease. 4. Drug factors: Some drugs may cause liver damage or loss of immunity, leading to their own immune liver disease. Therefore, in the use of these drugs, medical advice should be strictly followed and the physical reaction closely followed. 5. Virus infection: Hepatitis C and Hepatitis B virus infection is one of the common causes of his own immuno-hepatitis. These viral infections can cause self-immunological liver disease by simulated liver cell antigens and induce the immune system to produce its own antibodies for the liver. Test method 1. Symptoms observation: Self-immuno-hepatitis can show signs of fatigue, abated appetite, yellow salivation, abdominal pain, and discomfort in the liver. These symptoms, although not specific, can be initially diagnosed by an auxiliary physician. Blood routines: Blood routines provide indicators such as white cell count, red cell count, slab count, etc., to assess inflammation response and immune function. Hepatic function inspection: Hepatic function examination is an important indicator for assessing liver condition and function, usually indicating the extent of liver damage. 4. Self-antibodies testing: including sero-anti-nucleus, anti-silent muscle antibodies, anti-line particles antibodies, etc., contributes to the identification of immuno-hepatitis. Hepatic puncture pathological examination: Hepatic puncture pathological examination is the gold standard for the identification of his own immune liver disease. The presence of liver damage and inflammation associated with the immune response can be determined by obtaining tissue samples from the liver. Treatment strategy 1. General treatment: It is recommended that patients improve their living habits, avoid exposure to harmful substances, have a rational diet, reduce intake of highly oily and fat food and eat more fresh vegetables and vegetables and high protein. 2. Drug treatment: The use of drugs such as acetic anhydride nysynthetic tablets and capone tablets, under the direction of a doctor, can prevent liver functional failure and liver fibrosis. Immunosuppressants such as sulfur tablets, hiskmos capsules can inhibit liver damage to the immune system, and combined use with sugar-coated hormones can improve treatment. 3. Surgical treatment: For cases of acute liver failure or terminal liver disease caused by their own immune liver disease, a liver transplant is the only means of saving lives. The operation can replace damaged livers and improve the quality and duration of life of patients. In conclusion, the causes of his own immuno-hepatitis diseases are complex and varied, ranging from genetic, environmental, lifestyle, to pharmaceutical and viral infections. The disease can be diagnosed by means of relevant symptoms observations, regular blood tests, liver function examinations, self-antibody tests and liver puncture pathology examinations. In terms of treatment, individualized treatment programmes, including general treatment, medication and surgical treatment, should be developed on a patient-specific basis. At the same time, patients are regularly reviewed in order to detect changes in conditions and adjust treatment programmes in a timely manner. Liver disease