Patient's question:
Stayed in the hospital for a week and liver function returned to normal... Now got Chinese herbal medicine from another hospital, and the test results are high again?Doctor's answer:
For hepatitis B, there is currently no specific medicine, meaning a cure for the hepatitis B virus. Therefore, liver protection is relatively important. Elevated transaminase levels indirectly prove that liver cells are damaged, and liver function is certainly problematic. Whether to be hospitalized depends on your condition; generally, hospitalization is not necessary, but medication is required, along with periodic follow-up visits.Dear patient: First and foremost, be cautious not to trust advertisements. Claims of guaranteed negativity are scams—rely on hospitals. Taking indiscriminate medication may cause missed opportunities and worsen the condition. Avoid drinking beer and eat more fruits.
When facing chronic hepatitis B (), we should actively adopt treatment measures and avoid avoiding medical visits. If chronic hepatitis B is not cured after prolonged treatment, it is essential to promptly switch to an alternative treatment plan.