Patient's question:
Patient is male, 23 years old. Has had hepatitis B for three years. Currently experiencing liver area pain, abdominal pain, high fever, loss of appetite, and positive virus test. Can it turn negative?Doctor's answer:
According to the condition you described, the possibility of hepatitis B turning negative is very small, because so far there is no specific medicine that can cure the hepatitis B virus. Using it is equivalent to using it in vain. Based on your current symptoms, you need to go to the hospital for liver function tests. If there are problems, active treatment should be given. Pay attention to not drinking beer or smoking, not eating greasy food, and keeping a light diet based on low fat, low salt, and low cholesterol, high protein, and high vitamins. Eat more fruits and vegetables to enhance nutrition and boost your immune system. Exercise more, prevent colds, don't worry or get angry, and stay happy and joyful. Patients with chronic hepatitis B can understand standard treatment while using dietary therapy as a complement in daily life.