Patient's question:
I have seen a doctor, taken medicine. I used to have chronic hepatitis B (), now it has turned negative (), it is now minor chronic hepatitis B ().Doctor's answer:
Reappearance of "minor triple positive" is often indicated by an acute or chronic hepatitis B, with the presence of hepatitis B virus copies in the body, indicating a hepatitis B virus copy state. "Minor triple positive" is typically a progression from "major triple positive," reflecting a certain degree of immunity developed by the body against the E antigen. Based on your condition, you currently have "minor triple positive," which suggests that your disease is under control, with the virus in your body remaining at a low level. However, it may still flare up into "major triple positive" at any time. It still retains high transmissibility, and risks of infection during sexual activity or daily life exist, though the risk is relatively low. There is no need to be overly concerned, but it is recommended to take appropriate preventive measures and not to be complacent.