Patient's question:
Just found out liver, elevated transaminase, also accompanied by hepatic hemangioma, DNA test is normal, is there any danger? Detected during last week's health check-upDoctor's answer:
The key to treating hepatitis B lies in completely eliminating the hepatitis B virus. Current views on treating hepatitis B differ between Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine advocates antiviral treatment, hoping to eradicate the virus with drugs, but currently no such drugs exist. Interferon-based therapies can only suppress viral replication, making the virus prone to recurrence after medication is stopped. Long-term use of drugs can also lead to viral mutation, making hepatitis B a persistent and worsening condition. Traditional Chinese medicine, on the other hand, emphasizes that the key to treatment is to lower an individual's immune function and antiviral capabilities, enabling the body to completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. Treatment is based on reducing immunity.