Patient's question:
When I was in middle school, I was diagnosed with hepatitis B (), and it has been over ten years since then. At first, I tried many methods to treat it, but nothing worked, so I stopped paying much attention to it. However, in recent years, I noticed my skin has become very yellow. I used to have very fair skin, but now my face is severely dark and yellow, and the skin on my upper body is also yellow, except for my legs, which are still very white. It’s strange, and I don’t know what to do? Moreover, I feel very tired easily. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B with a high level of positive skin yellowing is caused by liver cell damage and a surge of bilirubin into the bloodstream. In your case, it is due to the destruction caused by the virus. To treat this, I suggest you go to a formal hospital to check your liver function and see how the fundamental treatment should be approached. For liver protection treatment, the daily care for patients with high-level positive hepatitis B mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use various oral medications in combination with many vitamins, while also paying attention to regular routines, avoiding smoking and alcohol. I hope high-level positive hepatitis B patients can recover quickly!