Patient's question:
135 positive hepatitis B can be contagious, will it interfere with having children, is it treatableDoctor's answer:
Hello! Once the five hepatitis B tests show a "big three positive" result, the HBV-DNA (hepatitis B virus copy number) value is often also relatively high. The higher the value, the stronger the additional transmissibility. Therefore, it is generally believed that the virus copies in "big three positive" cases are very active and highly infectious. If a "big three positive" hepatitis B patient carries a large amount of the virus for a long time, not only will the transmissibility be strong, but it will also easily cause severe harm to the liver, leading to progressive fragmentation and suppuration of liver cells, endocrine disorders of liver function, and thus a higher likelihood of developing liver fibrosis and cirrhosis.