Patient's question:
My relative has been experiencing discomfort in the liver for the past month. They don't know what's wrong, as they've noticed a decrease in appetite and have been reluctant to eat, yet their weight has increased significantly. Due to their age, they were hesitant to go to the hospital for a check-up. However, recently, their condition has mellowed, and after being persuaded by their children, they went to the hospital for a check-up. The results showed hepatitis.Doctor's answer:
Please carefully analyze the condition based on the speech and provide an explanation. It is strictly prohibited to have non-targeted explanatory questions reappear in today's scientific expansion. Although there is no absolute chance of self-healing in the treatment of hepatitis B, clinical diagnosis has indeed shown that many patients have achieved complete negativity after treatment, as long as the diagnosis is accurate, the right medication is chosen, and the medication is used in a standardized manner, the expectation of complete recovery may once again occur in you. I once saw a viewpoint online that hepatitis B is incurable and there is no need to spend money on treatment.