Patient's question:
Hepatitis B e antigen-positive (HBeAg-positive) patients want to convert to HBeAg-negative (HBeAg-negative). Is there any medication that can be taken? How long is the treatment course effective? After testing, my liver function is normal, but I only have HBeAg-positive. The doctor said that HBeAg-positive patients are not suitable for changing diapers for babies. He advised me to seek treatment to convert to HBeAg-negative so that I will have the opportunity to breastfeed and change diapers for the baby. Please help me, thank you.Doctor's answer:
I suggest you use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, as it has no side effects and can address the root problem. Whether it's "big three positive" or "small three positive," it only reflects the presence of the virus in the body and cannot indicate the severity of liver damage or the level of viral replication. Sometimes, when "big three positive" is converted to "small three positive," it is not necessarily a good sign but rather a result of viral mutation. Therefore, "big three positive" patients may not have a severe condition, and "small three positive" patients may not have a mild condition. Treatment decisions should not be based solely on whether the viral indicators are "big three positive" or "small three positive," but should be determined by the level of viral replication, the presence of liver damage, and the severity of the damage.