Patient's question:
Male, 20 years old, suffering from hepatitis B for 13 years, thin, good spirits, studying in high school. No cirrhosis. Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) over 100. GGT 170, ALT normal.Doctor's answer:
Western medicine currently has no specific drug for treating hepatitis B. Traditional Chinese medicine offers very unique insights into its efficacy, with rapid results and proven effectiveness. It is recommended that you adopt traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. These medications, when used in combination, can fundamentally alter the patient's immune tolerance state, allowing the body and the virus to coexist peacefully. They can completely restore or enhance the body's immune system's antiviral capabilities, actively eliminate and isolate the HBV virus, and guide the body to produce endogenous interferon. This completely destroys the DNA polymerase and protease chains within the hepatitis B virus, thereby completely depriving the virus of its ability to replicate and adapt.