Patient's question:
How should hepatitis be treated? The patient is male and has always been in good health, with no hereditary diseases. However, four years ago, he was accidentally diagnosed with hepatitis C virus after a blood donation. This has left him very puzzled, and it has been four years since then.Doctor's answer:
Cannot suppress viruses with traditional Chinese medicine; absolutely not. If that doctor can do so, I believe it is truly harmful. The only internationally recognized method is to cooperate in treating it. Regardless of whether liver function is normal or not, as long as you test positive for hepatitis C virus (HCV-RNA), treatment must be administered. The cure rate for hepatitis C is as high as 70%. If left untreated, the progression from hepatitis C to cirrhosis and liver cancer is faster than that of hepatitis B. Moreover, at that time, without oral antiviral drugs, no one would dare to prescribe them for survival.