Patient's question:
In the factory, Xiao Zhang has recently been complaining that he feels uncomfortable everywhere and that everything is not right. He went to the factory's medical clinic and got some cold medicine, but it didn't help at all, which made him even more determined. He said he might have hepatitis B, specifically the (HBeAg-positive) type. He also mentioned that he had looked through books and found that the symptoms were exactly the same as his current condition, especially the severe dizziness.Doctor's answer:
That view is inaccurate. Patients with liver cirrhosis and positive for do not have external symptoms, although a few may experience recurrence of symptoms of hepatitis B . Symptoms may include discomfort in the liver area, dull pain, general fatigue, weakness, reduced appetite, nausea, aversion to greasy food, nausea and vomiting, jaundice, and yellow urine. Sometimes, patients may have low-grade fever. Severe cases may experience recurrence of jaundice. Therefore, do not infer how one contracted hepatitis B based on external symptoms of . Confirmation of the condition requires specific tests. This disease, , is not easy to recover from.