Patient's question:
Patient with chronic hepatitis B () has cholinesterase 12754, AST 26.3, ALT 70.4, alkaline phosphatase 86.7, and GGT 26.Doctor's answer:
Currently, the treatment for chronic hepatitis B primarily involves antiviral therapy. Commonly used antiviral drugs include interferon, nucleoside drugs, and autoimmune regulators. Interferon is currently the mainstay of antiviral treatment due to its relatively significant antiviral efficacy, as well as its ability to inhibit liver fibrosis and reduce the incidence of liver cancer. The treatment approach for chronic hepatitis B varies depending on the stage of the disease. Additionally, during the treatment of chronic hepatitis B, patients must not only receive symptomatic treatment but also pay close attention to their dietary condition and mental state. It is essential for patients to maintain a positive mood and adopt a proper diet to avoid unnecessary interference in the complete recovery from chronic hepatitis B.