Patient's question:
I discovered hepatitis B during a health check-up five years ago. I received some simple treatment and then stopped following up. The second year after getting hepatitis, I went for a recheck, and the doctor said my hepatitis had resolved. The test results from three systems showed that only one was positive, while the others were negative. This positive result indicated that I had previously had hepatitis and that my body already had antibodies against hepatitis.Doctor's answer:
Chronic hepatitis B has a recurring and rebellious nature. The repeated recurrence of the disease not only severely interferes with patients' lives and work, increasing the economic burden on patients and society, but it also makes it more likely to lead to liver cirrhosis and even secondary neuron liver cancer. Therefore, preventing the recurring recurrence of hepatitis is an important part of clinical diagnosis, treatment, and daily personal management for chronic hepatitis.