Patient's question:
Taking stavudine for treatment. (I was also hospitalized once for hepatitis at the age of 29.) Now in September, a follow-up check-up revealed small, potentially precancerous nodules in the liver, approximately 65mm in size, with all liver function tests being normal. The doctor recommended continuing stavudine treatment. What other treatments would be better?Doctor's answer:
For viral hepatitis B, it is impossible to fill in the virus, so the clinical diagnosis standard for treatment recovery is normal liver function, normal ultrasound, and normal HBV-DNA. Now, considering your ultrasound is not normal, you can use interferon in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine to treat hepatitis, as this disease is difficult to resolve. Friends with the condition should always maintain an optimistic mindset and face it with a positive attitude. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating hepatitis and believe that recovery is certain.