Patient's question:
20 years ago, I discovered I had hepatitis B. Now I don't have any symptoms, but I've just never managed to gain weight.Doctor's answer:
I do not recommend Western medicine or Western drugs for the treatment of hepatitis B. After all, Western medicine and drugs can lead to drug resistance, and they have significant side effects. The human body is a large environment. If Western medicine treatment only removes the dirty things within the environment, the environment will still be suitable for those dirty things to reappear. In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine changes the environment itself, and the virus naturally disappears. Although the process is lengthy, the self-healing is thorough. The diet should be based on light and simple food, with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as foods that can boost immunity. To avoid: smoking, alcohol, spicy and irritating foods, do not overeat or drink excessively, grilled meats, dry foods, fried foods, rich foods (such as glutinous rice and cassava), stale fruits, and vegetables that have been left for too long.