Hepatitis B cirrhosis splenomegaly platelets do not bleed esophageal varices

The patient's current condition is due to cirrhosis caused by hepatitis B, which causes enlargement of the spleen, resulting in reduction of red blood cells or platelets, resulting in local varicose veins. Surgical treatment is recommended, such as portal vein ligation or collateral circulation establishment. It also prevents hypoproteinemia.