Patient's question:
Liver qi stagnation; How should it be treatedDoctor's answer:
Hepatitis B surface antigen 1, 4, 5 positive, generally refers to chronic hepatitis B patients, with relatively low transmissibility, also known as minor triple positive. Based solely on your test results, we can preliminarily determine it's minor triple positive. However, whether medication is needed depends on liver function, liver enzymes, and HBV-DNA quantification. If liver function is compromised and HBV-DNA quantification is normal, you can take many liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering medications. If liver function is compromised and HBV-DNA quantification is high, antiviral medication may need to be considered. If all these tests are normal, just pay attention to diet in daily life, such as quitting smoking and drinking, eating less fried and greasy food, and avoiding spicy foods.