Patient's question:
I recently had two follow-up hepatitis B tests at the hospital, with a one-year gap between them. The results were both normal liver function (both transaminases were above 35 but did not exceed the reference value of 40), negative DNA, and positive for 135 in the two pairs.Doctor's answer:
There is a possibility for chronic hepatitis B carriers to transition from "" (HBeAg-positive) to "" (HBeAg-negative), but individual differences make it impossible to guarantee this outcome. For chronic hepatitis, whether it is "" or "," if liver function is normal, medication treatment is not required. Regular follow-up liver function tests are sufficient. During daily life, it is important to rest and avoid overexertion. There are many treatment methods for "," but since each patient's condition is different, the treatment approach will vary. Therefore, patients need timely examination and diagnosis to receive appropriate treatment.