Patient's question:
What are the hazards of asymptomatic hepatitis B with a positive? How is asymptomatic hepatitis B with a positive treated?Doctor's answer:
For people with chronic hepatitis B, the majority are asymptomatic, and the only abnormality is in blood test results. Therefore, the presence or absence of symptoms is not a standard for assessing the severity of hepatitis B. The standards for assessing the severity of hepatitis B are liver function tests and hepatitis B virus DNA. If liver function is normal, the person is a hepatitis B carrier and does not require treatment. If liver function is abnormal, it indicates hepatitis B infection, and treatment should be considered. In fact, having "big three positive" (HBeAg-positive chronic hepatitis B) is not, and patients should believe that they can overcome the disease. As long as treatment is administered in the early stages, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.