Patient's question:
My friend was discovered to have chronic hepatitis last month, and she has been taking medication for treatment ever since. Now, she has to eat dinner separately from her family. We are also quite hesitant to touch her, afraid of getting infected. Although she says she doesn't mind, she still feels uncomfortable inside.Doctor's answer:
Normal contact will not cause transmission. The overall goal of hepatitis treatment is: to minimize the long-term presence of HBV, reduce liver cell inflammation and necrosis, as well as liver fibrosis, and to slow down and prevent the recurrence of liver decompensation, cirrhosis, HCC, and their complications, thereby improving quality of life and shortening survival time. It is recommended to take, which is currently the most effective liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering medication, especially with its main component Schisandra chinensis, which rapidly and strongly reduces enzyme levels. Liver protection and enzyme reduction, comprehensive liver treatment, are commonly used basic treatment drugs for the clinical diagnosis of chronic hepatitis. In addition to timely treatment of chronic hepatitis, patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as a light diet and avoiding spicy foods.