Patient's question:
I was converted from hepatitis B e antigen-positive (HBeAg-positive) to hepatitis B e antigen-negative (HBeAg-negative) after treatment for hepatitis B. My doctor said this is a good sign. Now my liver function tests are normal. Am I completely cured? What should I pay attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
Hello, no, currently hepatitis B cannot be converted to negativity. If liver function is normal and HBV DNA is not abnormal, it is not a major issue, and generally no treatment is needed. If liver function is abnormal, liver-protecting medication can be administered. If HBV DNA is greater than 10 to the fifth power copies, antiviral treatment can be considered. The daily treatment for liver disease patients mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use many oral medications, combined with various vitamins, and pay attention to their diet, eating light, thin, and soft foods. We hope liver disease patients can recover as soon as possible!