Patient's question:
Loss of appetite, general fatigue, aversion to greasy foods, nausea, liver area painDoctor's answer:
Hello: The hepatitis B virus is a global challenge, and so far, there is no complete cure or medication available. Do not blindly believe any hospital or secret formula that claims to turn it negative. As long as liver function is normal, medication treatment is not necessary. Antiviral treatment is also not required because the virus is in an immune tolerance phase, and antiviral treatment is ineffective. It may even lead to viral mutation and drug resistance, further burdening the liver. If liver function is abnormal and the transaminase level is elevated more than 2 to 3 times the normal range, then antiviral, liver-protecting, and hepatoprotective treatments are needed. Regular follow-up of liver function is essential. In daily life, alcohol should be strictly avoided, and spicy, irritating, and fiery foods should be eaten sparingly. Rest and maintain a balance between work and rest. Keep a positive mood and avoid medications that can damage the liver.