Patient's question:
My cousin has had hepatitis B for over two years with a positive result for the third phase. It hasn't turned negative yet, but her liver function is still good. She recently graduated and is about to start a job at a company. What should she do about her condition? How can she turn it negative? Thank youDoctor's answer:
1. In terms of treatment, chronic hepatitis B with high viral load is relatively difficult to clear. So far, there is no specific medication that can effectively treat the hepatitis B virus. Although there are many antiviral drugs available now, many people have used them for a long time, but only a few have converted from high viral load to low viral load. However, there are also some cases where the virus has been cleared, but it rebounds once the medication is stopped. Therefore, it is as if the treatment is in vain.2. Among hepatitis B carriers, a small portion of people have developed immunity through good lifestyle adjustments, and many have also cleared the virus.
3. Hepatitis B carriers with normal liver function can work in any industry and will not face gender discrimination. You don’t need to worry.