Patient's question:
The number of viruses is normal, but liver function is abnormal. The attending physician initially said that as long as the virus count is suppressed, liver function would return to normal on its own. Now, the transaminase levels have improved, but they are still not normal. There have been no adverse reactions to taking Tenofovir.Doctor's answer:
This friend, under normal circumstances, after the viral suppression indicator returns to normal, the results of the re-examination twice are usually within the normal range. Then, it can be considered to start thinking about stopping medication. It is necessary to adopt an indirect approach; it is absolutely not advisable to stop medication abruptly, as this can easily lead to rebound and fluctuation. In addition to active treatment and paying attention to rest, hepatitis B patients should also cooperate with dietary regulation. Proper nutrition helps in the repair and regeneration of liver cells, enhances immune function, and promotes the complete recovery of liver function. It is recommended to consume more fresh vegetables and fruits to obtain sufficient vitamins and fiber, which also helps improve absorption.