Patient's question:
During the antiviral treatment for hepatitis B, if liver function returns to normal and HBV DNA becomes negative again, and surface antibodies reappear, is it possible that surface antigen becomes negative or the person is completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is no medication that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. If liver function is normal, treatment is generally not required. However, it is essential to pay attention to the following points:1. Due to the difficulty of various antiviral drugs to be effective, it is not advisable to solely pursue an HBeAg-negative conversion.
2. It is important to achieve a combination of regulating rest and work, follow-up, and medical supervision.
3. Lowering personal immune function and antiviral capabilities to strive for complete elimination of the hepatitis B virus and maintaining a state of non-recurrence.
4. Regular liver function tests should be conducted.
5. Avoid drinking beer and smoking.
6. Do not consume foods with strong irritant effects.
7. Ensure deep sleep and adequate rest.
8. Maintain a positive mood.