Patient's question:
I was about 10 years old when I was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B. My parents didn't have hepatitis B. At that time, they were very anxious and didn't understand any medical knowledge. They took me to various doctors, visited many hospitals, even sought help from quacks. During that time, I had the motivation to be used as a guinea pig. I was stubborn, and for the sake of treatment, I took any medicine. I don't know how many medicines I have taken. Every treatment cycle, I had blood tests, and I don't know how much blood I have donated. During that time, there was once a test result showing a reduction, which I was afraid was a mistake, and later it was confirmed to be chronic hepatitis B again. This lasted for about three years. Later, I heard that this was wrong and stopped taking medicine. Until now, there have been brief periods of medication, but it was ineffective, so I stopped. When I was young, my health was very poor, with tonsillitis and fever every week. As I grew older, the intervals between colds gradually became longer, and now, it has been more than two years since I last had a cold. Hepatitis B has given meDoctor's answer:
Based on your situation, it is suspected that you are an HBsAg-positive patient, infected with the hepatitis B virus, who has been taking medication irregularly for a long time, leading to a decline in your overall immunity, which has resulted in colds, poor mental state, and other issues. In clinical diagnosis, it is essential to follow the doctor's guidance for antiviral treatment to achieve good results. Personal recommendations:1. You should undergo liver function tests and HBV-DNA testing to understand the quantitative level of the virus and the extent of viral damage to liver cells. Based on the guidance of the clinical diagnosis doctor, implement antiviral treatment.
2. Pay attention to your lifestyle, avoid overexertion, and maintain a balanced diet.
3. Regularly check liver function, AFP, and undergo ultrasound examinations to monitor the liver.