Question 1: Can hepatitis B patients drink some red wine every day? No, although red wine has a health care function, especially for women. No matter liquor, red wine, beer or cigarettes are taboo for patients with hepatitis B. Because these wines contain alcohol and enter the human liver, it is easy to poison liver cells, which will easily increase the burden on the patient's liver and lead to the deterioration of the disease.

Question 2: I have liver disease and my liver function is normal. Can I drink red wine? No, although it is red wine, it will also increase the burden on the liver. It is recommended not to drink.

Question 3: Can patients with liver disease drink red wine? Solve the problem that people with chronic liver diseases are not suitable for drinking, such as chronic viral hepatitis, alcoholic liver disease, drug-induced liver disease and fatty liver. Because red wine also contains a certain amount of alcohol, these people will get worse if they drink alcohol. Secondly, people with chronic stomach problems had better not drink red wine, because alcohol will have a * * * effect on the stomach. Thirdly, for people who already have arteriosclerosis and vascular stenosis, drinking too much red wine is not conducive to blood supply function, and alcohol itself will increase blood lipids and promote arteriosclerosis.

Question 4: Can patients with hepatitis B drink red wine? You'd better not drink it. Drinking alcohol can easily increase the burden on the liver and aggravate the condition.

Question 5: Can patients with liver disease also drink alcohol? Although wine has health care function, alcohol will increase the metabolic burden of the liver and be harmful to the liver. It is recommended not to drink and eat grapes.