Patient's question:
Recently, I've had more dinners with friends and clients, and I've consumed more beer. Later, during a health check-up, I found out I have hepatitis. My family is very worried, and I'm also worried about infecting them. For this reason, I've taken two months off to treat it. After all, the body is one's own, and the family also needs me to support it.Doctor's answer:
Some patients may experience fluctuations in their condition within 1 to 1 year, requiring attention and active treatment during acute phases; antiviral treatment for hepatitis B should focus on appropriate indications and implement personalized care based on patient responses to minimize the recurrence of drug resistance; for hepatitis C, active antiviral treatment should be initiated as long as HCV RNA is detectable. Wishing early recovery.The harm caused by viral hepatitis to patients is significant. Once symptoms are noticed, it is essential to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, focusing on light and nutritious foods. We hope that patients with viral hepatitis can receive professional treatment.