Patient's question:
Patient is male, 21 years old, in good health. High medical costs? Difficult to see a doctor? How does this predict more scammers, making it hard to distinguish right from wrong? It's said that prolonged illness makes one a doctor, and anger harms the liver? But where should one draw the line? What do people think of the big three positive hepatitis B generation? Who can give better advice?Doctor's answer:
First, don't be upset. This is just a disease that requires treatment during recurrence, and it's not as frightening as it seems. If liver function is normal, there is no need for treatment, and you can live like a normal person. When liver function becomes abnormal, you can take Western medicine to antiviral or Chinese medicine to treat it, with good efficacy. Daily health care is still necessary, such as not working overtime, not drinking beer, and eating less animal organs. For severe patients with chronic hepatitis B, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's advice for timely treatment. Avoid blindly using medication to prevent worsening the condition.