Patient's question:
Man of hardship, 27 years old. He has been sick for over two years, currently experiencing liver area pain and poor appetite.Doctor's answer:
A person carrying the hepatitis B virus has been infected with the hepatitis B virus and has hepatitis B. However, most hepatitis B patients do not show obvious symptoms and are basically the same as healthy people. If liver area pain and loss of appetite occur again, it is necessary to go to the hepatobiliary department of the hospital for examination. Liver and gallbladder ultrasound and liver function tests can be performed to rule out any abnormalities. Generally, there is no special medicine for treating hepatitis B, mainly ensuring that liver function is not severely affected. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor data regularly, re-examine liver function approximately every three months, and try to avoid overwork, anger, overtime work, drinking beer, and blind medication to prevent damage to liver function.