Patient's question:
How can hepatitis B with a high viral load turn negative? After turning negative, do you still need to take medicine diligently? Can it still be transmitted to family members?Doctor's answer:
After suffering from hepatitis B, if liver function is normal, there are usually no discomfort symptoms. However, achieving complete negativity is very difficult. In fact, if liver function is normal and HBV DNA is negative, treatment is generally not required, and regular follow-up tests are sufficient. If liver function is abnormal, liver-protecting medication can be administered. If HBV DNA is greater than 10 to the fifth power copies, antiviral treatment can be considered. For patients with chronic hepatitis B (), daily treatment mainly involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications, supplement them with many vitamins, and pay attention to self-care, proper diet, and avoiding cold foods. It is hoped that chronic hepatitis B patients can recover as soon as possible!