Patient's question:
Discovered hepatitis B two to three months ago, taking medication for two months has reduced it. The doctor recommended getting the liver brain injection. He is now studying, should he take the medicine or drink it?Doctor's answer:
The daily treatment for patients with chronic hepatitis B primarily focuses on symptomatic management. Patients can take a variety of oral medications, complemented by a range of vitamins, while also paying attention to self-care, maintaining a proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. If liver function tests are normal and there is no detectable hepatitis B DNA, treatment may not be necessary. As long as the hepatitis B DNA is normal, the is low. It is recommended to undergo check-ups every few months. If the results remain normal, no further action is required.