Patient's question:
Is it more serious to have or? I discovered my yesterday during a health check-up. The doctor suggested I stay in the hospital, but I'm not very agreeable. I don't have any symptoms again. What is going on here? How does a liver disease hospital check for?Doctor's answer:
Health check revealed chronic hepatitis B with positive HBsAg. No symptoms. 1. Chronic hepatitis B with positive HBsAg is considered more severe than chronic hepatitis B with negative HBsAg because the hepatitis B virus in the former is more active and easier to spread. 2. The severity of the condition needs to be determined by combining hepatitis B DNA testing and liver function tests. The test report you purchased is incomplete, so it is impossible to make a judgment. 3. The absence of symptoms only indicates that the virus is within a controllable range, not that the virus has disappeared. Therefore, your doctor's suggestion to hospitalize you is reasonable, and you should cooperate accordingly. Care and Management: Pay attention to rest, avoid overworking, do not drink beer, and avoid foods and medications that harm the liver. The daily treatment for liver disease patients primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment.