Patient's question:
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Hello, regarding the treatment of hepatitis B, there are several incorrect views:1. Hepatitis B is a global medical (problem) that cannot be cured. Many hold this view, including many doctors, and it is a very wrong perspective. In fact, many hepatitis B patients have already been cured or have self-recovered. This is undeniable. A nationwide survey conducted from 1992 to 1995 showed that at that time, 690 million people in China had once been infected with the hepatitis B virus, and the majority of them had self-recovered or been cured. This indicates that hepatitis B is not terrifying at all. As long as it is treated actively and correctly, it can be completely cured or self-recovered.
2. The second incorrect view is that hepatitis B does not require treatment when there are no symptoms, and treatment should only be sought when symptoms become severe. When liver function is normal and no symptoms are present, it is the best time to treat, and recovery will be faster. Once liver function abnormalities appear, some may even directly transform into liver cancer, at which point it is too late, and lives may be at risk.
3. The third incorrect view is that there is no special medicine for treating hepatitis B, and even if treatment is attempted, it will not work. Therefore, some patients choose not to treat it, thinking that treatment is a waste of money. Such patients simply give up and allow the hepatitis B to progress gradually.
4. The fourth incorrect view is blind dietary restrictions, such as avoiding beef, lamb, chicken, fish, fatty meats, seafood, eggs, scallions, ginger, garlic, chili peppers, leeks, greasy foods, and so on. These restrictions lack scientific basis and are wrong. Due to blind dietary restrictions, patients may suffer from nutritional imbalances and weakened immune function, which can accelerate the progression of hepatitis B. On the contrary, hepatitis B patients need to strengthen their nutrition. Only with balanced nutrition can their immune function be further enhanced, which is beneficial for their quick recovery.
5. It is currently believed that antiviral drugs for hepatitis B are the only means of treating it, which is a misconception! As a result, advertisements and even some reputable medical journals promote certain drugs as having antiviral effects for hepatitis B. Everyone rushes to the so-called "exclusive bridge" of antiviral drugs for hepatitis B, which is extremely wrong and harmful.
The above incorrect statements are widely spread and have caused great harm. It is essential to correct them, recognize them accurately, and treat them properly to achieve quick recovery.