Patient's question:
It is said that both chicken and eggs are nutritious and can be digested. I have chronic hepatitis B, and I don't know if I can eat them. I heard from others that I should eat less of these things. Is that really true? Could eating them still be bad for my health?Doctor's answer:
If you have chronic hepatitis B (), you can eat eggs and chicken, but you need to be careful not to eat too much. Because protein needs to be metabolized in the liver, and with chronic hepatitis B, the liver is under significant stress. Therefore, eating too much can damage the liver.It is recommended that you can currently eat eggs and chicken, but you need to pay attention to the quantity. In addition, chronic hepatitis B requires antiviral treatment. If you do not take medication, it is impossible to fully recover.
The daily treatment for chronic hepatitis B patients primarily involves medication. Patients can take various oral medications in combination with many vitamins.