How long does it usually take to cure mumps?

There are many drugs that can cure mumps, which are mainly divided into lipid-lowering drugs, liver protection and fat-removing drugs and traditional Chinese medicine. However, it should be noted that the current treatment of mumps is still mainly based on eliminating the cause, actively treating the primary disease of mumps and maintaining a reasonable eating habit. Drugs only play an auxiliary role in the treatment of mumps. The treatment drugs for mumps should be selected reasonably according to the cause and condition of mumps.

1. Diet:

To treat mumps, one should eat foods that are low in fat, high in protein, low in sugar, low in calories and rich in fiber, and supplement with adequate vitamins B1, B2, B6 as well as folic acid, zinc, choline and methionine.

2. Stop drinking:

It is suitable for simple mumps and toxic liver disease mainly caused by alcoholic mumps. After quitting drinking after the treatment of mumps, liver function indicators can generally return to normal within 2 to 4 weeks.

3. Exercise:

Treatment of mumps: Increase exercise and control weight.

Common adverse reactions of auxiliary drugs for the treatment of mumps

1. After taking inosine for the treatment of mumps, symptoms such as stomach discomfort, mild diarrhea, and abdominal pain may occasionally occur.

2. Oral administration of tiopronin to treat mumps may occasionally cause fever, rash, stomach discomfort, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, abnormal taste, etc.; fatigue, limb numbness, etc. are rare reactions; long-term high-dose use of tiopronin to treat mumps may cause proteinuria or nephrotic syndrome, so care should be taken.