Chronic liver failure can be cured

Chronic liver failure can not be cured, but can be controlled by treatment.

When the patient has chronic liver failure, it means that there is severe decompensated liver cirrhosis in the liver. At this time, liver function will decline progressively, causing ascites or hepatic encephalopathy. The prognosis is relatively poor, and at this time, the necrosis degree of liver cells is obviously large, and the regeneration ability is obviously reduced or disappeared. Therefore, it is incurable. However, patients can control the development of the disease by using diammonium glycyrrhizinate capsules, liver protection tablets, compound glycyrrhizin tablets and other liver-protecting drugs, and perform liver transplantation as soon as possible to improve the living environment.