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It is mostly caused by the transformation of acute hepatitis or other pathogenic factors. It can be divided into chronic persistent hepatitis and chronic active hepatitis. Clinical symptoms include loss of appetite, weight loss and mild jaundice. Treatment is based on the principles of suppressing inflammation and protecting the liver. [Prescription 1] 10% sodium dehydrocholate injection 2-5ml. Usage: intravenous drip once. Once every other day, for 4-6 consecutive times. Note: used for persistent hepatitis. [Prescription 2] (1) 5% glucose

It is mostly caused by the transformation of acute hepatitis or other pathogenic factors. It can be divided into chronic persistent hepatitis and chronic active hepatitis. Clinical symptoms include loss of appetite, weight loss and mild jaundice. Treatment is based on the principles of suppressing inflammation and protecting the liver.

[Prescription 1]

10% sodium dehydrocholate injection 2-5ml

Usage: intravenous drip once. Once every other day, for 4-6 consecutive times.

Note: used for persistent hepatitis.

[Prescription 2]

(1) 5% glucose injection 50-300ml

0.2% dexamethasone injection 1-2ml

Amino acid preparation 100ml

Usage: intravenous drip once, once daily, for 3-5 consecutive days.

(2) 5% vitamin B1 injection 2ml

Usage: inject once into the muscle or the Ganshu acupoint, once daily, for 3-5 consecutive days.

Note: used for active hepatitis.

[Prescription 3]

Glucurolactone 50-200mg

Usage: oral administration once, twice daily, for 3-5 consecutive days.

[Prescription 4] Refer to Prescription 4 for acute hepatitis.

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