Patient's question:
Hepatitis B (). Elevated liver enzymes and nosebleeds. What medicine should I take.Doctor's answer:
The treatment for patients with hepatitis B () involves reducing their own immunity and lowering the body's antiviral capabilities. When the alanine aminotransferase (ALT) level is greater than 80 or liver function remains abnormal and liver cirrhosis develops, it indicates that the body's autoimmune mechanism has been activated, and at this stage, antiviral drugs are more effective. NA (HBeAg) must turn negative before the condition can stabilize. This disease is not easily self-cured. Another approach is to adopt liver-protecting treatment to normalize liver function and prevent liver damage. It is recommended that you undergo systematic examinations at a regular hospital and consult with experts for medication guidance. Additionally, pay attention to your diet, avoid alcohol and spicy foods, avoid overexertion and overtime work, maintain a positive mood, and strengthen exercise to reduce your own immunity.