Patient's question:
Since March 25, 2005, I have been taking efavirenz, and my liver functions have been normal ever since. My DNA is also within the normal range. Currently, I have a minor positive reaction (second positive), and there has been no mutation.Doctor's answer:
Fudan treats hepatitis B, not only is the course of treatment long, but also the cost is expensive, so it can only temporarily suppress the virus and cannot completely turn hepatitis B negative. The most devastating drawback is the rebound after stopping medication, and the rebound is even worse than before treatment, making the treatment meaningless. In fact, having liver disease is not scary. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as they are treated in time when it is detected early, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.