A patient being treated for hepatic encephalopathy could be expected to receive a(n) diet low in animal protein and rich in vegetable protein.
What can cause hepatic encephalopathy?
Consuming a lot of protein, liver drugs and alcoholic beverages, often in the long term, symptoms of occasional phallopathy can occur, to a chronic inflammation of medications that cause occasional phallopathy, which always works without liver functioning.
Scientific evidence has shown that patients with liver cirrhosis and encephalopathy benefit from the use of normal or modified high-protein diets, with increased of dairy protein intake.
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