Patient's question:
After antiviral treatment, should I have children or focus on liver protection and enzyme reduction? Wait until liver function returns to normal, then have children, and take preventive measures afterward? I have chronic hepatitis B (), am not married, and am 25 years old. I plan to get married and have children next year or the year after. I had a check-up in October 2010, and the viral load was 10^7. In April 2011, my ALT was 126. Last week, when I visited the district hospital, the doctor advised me to continue liver protection and enzyme reduction, saying I haven't had children yet. If I undergo antiviral treatment, I have to take medication continuously for 3 years without stopping and cannot have children. She told me to think it over myself. But when I went to Guangzhou, the doctor recommended antiviral treatment, saying I am still unmarried.Doctor's answer:
Patient, female, 24 years old. Positive for, tested in October 2010 with a viral load of 10^7, tested in April 2011 with alanine aminotransferase (ALT) level of 126. Advice: According to the patient's description, no HBV DNA test has been performed since 2010, and the liver function results are from last year. It is recommended that the patient have their liver function and HBV DNA rechecked at the hospital before making a decision.