Cirrhosis of the liver is a disease in which the liver ceases to function properly, and patients may require liver transplantation in some cases. One of the primary reasons why patients with liver cirrhosis have weakened immune systems is that this organ is important in removing toxins from the bloodstream. It also aids in the growth and development of cells that combat microbes and infection. It is one of the top locations for the production of disease-fighting antibodies. As a result, patients with liver cirrhosis must be extra cautious. Those who have recently had a liver transplant and are taking immunosuppressive drugs, which aids in organ acceptance. However, these reduce immunity and make them vulnerable to a variety of infections, including COVID -19.

During this time, it is critical that you follow your doctor's orders and do not make any changes to your health schedule without first consulting with your doctor. You can also ask them if your medications and other activities that can help you stay fit and healthy should be supplemented.

People with liver cirrhosis should avoid going out under any circumstances. Even if you are not feeling well, please call your doctor and ask what you should do instead of going to the hospital. Because these patients are at a high risk of contracting the virus. We advise them to remain at home.

When you come into contact with any of your family members, especially those who have come from the market or other public places, use masks and sanitizers even at home. You should also keep a social distance from everyone.