Patient's question:
I usually sleep from 2 to 3 in the afternoon. Today's blood test results are as follows: The six liver function tests are within the normal range, hepatitis B surface antigen +, core antibody +, and the other four are -; Albumin 50G/L, globulin 33, and other aminotransferases and total bilirubin are within the normal range. What does this mean? Hepatitis? Do I need treatment? I used to have cervical spondylosis and was treated with acupuncture and cupping. Additionally, I miscarried at five months of pregnancy in 2003 and stayed in the hospital for a D&C procedure. I haven't had any other surgeries. I can eat greasy food without getting tired, and my spirits are generally okay.Doctor's answer:
You are currently an hepatitis B patient, with liver function abnormalities caused by recurrent symptoms due to gastritis. Pay attention to diet and rest, avoid drinking beer and eating spicy, greasy foods, and implement active treatment. First, treat the gastritis, and then gradually regulate liver function. In addition to treating liver disease, it is recommended that patients pay attention to diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.