Patient's question:
I have had hepatitis B for over ten years. I have been taking medication to control it, but recently it has led to complications. The doctor mentioned that the hepatitis B, which has lasted for over ten years, has caused leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, and hypertension. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that long-term chronic hepatitis B can easily lead to liver cirrhosis, which may result in low white blood cells or platelets. This poses significant harm to the body, so it is advisable to seek hospital treatment when necessary. Generally, antiviral drugs and liver-protecting medications are commonly used, combined with drugs that enhance white blood cells and platelets. For high blood pressure, oral antihypertensive medication is required.