For individuals with alcoholic liver cirrhosis accompanied by ascites, a liver transplant is considered the most effective allopathic treatment. Prior to the transplant, supportive care includes the use of diuretics (such as spironolactone and furosemide) to reduce fluid accumulation, adhering to a low-sodium diet, managing complications (such as infections or hepatic encephalopathy), and ensuring complete abstinence from alcohol for a minimum of six months to be eligible for the transplant list. It is also highly recommended to have regular check-ups and early assessments at a liver transplant centre.