What are the treatment methods for hepatic ascites?

The main treatment methods for hepatic ascites include the following aspects: 1. Surgical treatment: For patients with large amounts of ascites or severe symptoms, options include paracentesis, peritoneal catheter drainage, or liver transplantation. Paracentesis and peritoneal catheter drainage can directly remove the ascites, while liver transplantation is suitable for patients with severely impaired liver function when other treatment methods are ineffective. 2. Dietary management: Patients with hepatic ascites should limit salt and water intake, control protein consumption, and avoid excessive drinking, in order to reduce the burden on the liver and promote the resolution of ascites. The appropriate treatment plan for hepatic ascites should be determined according to the patient's specific condition and clinical presentation. Additionally, patients should pay attention to diet and physical activity in daily life to improve liver function and enhance resistance.