Patient's question:
I am a hepatitis B carrier with chronic infection. During my time in school, I was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B. At that time, I received treatment for a period, and my viral DNA and liver function almost returned to normal, but the virus couldn't be completely cured. The doctor said that as long as my liver function is normal and I undergo regular check-ups, I can temporarily forgo treatment and wait for better medications in the future. Since then, I have been overeating and paying little attention to diet, only focusing on digestion and nutrition. I have also avoided strenuous exercise, which has led to me gaining weight. At 175 cm tall, my weight has dropped below 180 jin, and I have accumulated a lot of belly fat, making me severely obese. Every time I take a nap on my right side, I feel as though my liver is being pushed, causing discomfort. Therefore, I want to start a diet.Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B can enhance nutrition, but it requires a balanced diet. Overeating can lead to obesity. Therefore, it is necessary to diet now. Each meal should be a normal 7 out of 10 fullness. It should be the feeling of slight burping. Drink more water, be more active, and you can do brisk walking. Persist for a while, then gradually loosen up. Repeat this process to gradually increase the exercise amount.Additionally, during the treatment of hepatitis B, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very crucial. The patient must digest vitamins, prevent stomach issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.