Can patients with take medicine?

Patient's question:

I have hepatitis B, but my liver function is normal. Recently, I had a nose allergy, so I went to the hospital. The doctor prescribed erythromycin stearate capsules and cetirizine hydrochloride tablets, as well as vitamin B6 and Exocera Acne Gel. Could you please tell me if I can use these medications? Will they affect my liver?

Doctor's answer:

The medication you mentioned can be taken, but they are all liver-protective drugs. It is recommended to check the viral DNA, liver function, and undergo an ultrasound to understand your condition better. Currently, there are no trustworthy medications that can effectively treat hepatitis B. Medication treatment generally requires lifelong use and may lead to viral mutation, as well as toxic side effects on other organs. Cell treatment for hepatitis B is now more effective than medication treatment. It utilizes autologous immune cells to effectively and thoroughly clear the hepatitis B virus.
It is advised to pay attention to the following in daily life:
1. Avoid alcohol.
2. Maintain a positive mood, as anger can harm the liver.
3. Avoid medications that are harmful to the liver.
4. Engage in adequate physical activity, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables.

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