Patient's question:
Now liver function is normal. The illness broke out at the end of 2004. Now sometimes in the evening there is a bit of nausea lightly.Doctor's answer:
The key to treating hepatitis B lies in completely eliminating the hepatitis B virus. Currently, hepatitis B treatment involves both Western and Chinese medicine, with differing perspectives. Western medicine advocates antiviral therapy, hoping to eradicate the virus with drugs, but there are currently no drugs capable of completely eliminating the virus. Interferon-based drugs can only suppress viral replication, making the virus prone to recurrence after discontinuation of medication. Long-term use of these drugs can also lead to viral mutation, rendering hepatitis B a persistent and worsening condition. Chinese medicine, on the other hand, emphasizes that the key to treatment is to reduce an individual's immune function and antiviral capacity, enabling the body to completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. Treatment is based on lowering immunity.