Patient's question:
I am a software developer at a computer company. Recently, one of my colleagues has been feeling unwell and has a sallow complexion. We advised him to go to the hospital for a check-up. Upon examination, he was diagnosed with hepatitis B. Now, he is working while receiving treatment, and the results are quite good.Doctor's answer:
The most common liver disease is hepatitis. Hepatitis is also classified into types. The most common types are A, B, and C. Hepatitis A and C are primarily spread through the digestive tract, and activities like sharing dinner or having sex can lead to infection. Hepatitis B and C are spread through similar routes as HIV: surgical procedures, sexual transmission, and mother-to-child transmission.If you have antibodies, it means you have been vaccinated, or you have recovered from hepatitis and are no longer in the acute phase. Regular contact will not transmit liver disease, so please rest assured!
People with liver disease can, while understanding and receiving appropriate treatment, also use home remedies as supplementary therapy. In daily life, a balanced diet is essential, and it's important to avoid stimulating foods.