Patient's question:
I've had this since I was a child, and I don't know when I got it! Now, I just want to treat this disease. It has brought me a lot of inconvenience at work! I hope all the doctors can help me solve my problem: Which hospital treats this disease? Preferably one that is affordable and has good effects!Doctor's answer:
"Small three positive" refers to the five indicators in the "two pairs and a half" test for hepatitis B, where the surface antigen, E antibody (HBeAb), and core antibody are all positive. Patients with "small three positive" should first undergo liver function tests, measure the amount of HBV-DNA in the blood, and check for pre-C gene mutations. Additionally, a necessary liver biopsy should be conducted to accurately determine how this "small three positive" condition requires treatment measures. Generally, if liver function is normal and HBV-DNA is negative, treatment is not needed, and follow-up tests should be conducted every year. If liver function is abnormal and HBV-DNA is positive, treatment is necessary.