Patient's question:
The onset time was in June 2008, and the health check-up summary revealed three positive and two negative results.Doctor's answer:
The current treatment for hepatitis B primarily involves antiviral therapy, liver protection, stabilizing liver inflammation, and preventing the recurrence of liver fibrosis. The main goal of treating chronic hepatitis B (CHB) is to induce HBeAg seroconversion and produce anti-HBe antibodies, thereby halting viral replication in the body. Although there is currently no specific drug capable of completely eradicating the hepatitis B virus, there are still many antiviral medications available, such as interferon. The key issue lies in reducing the individual's immune function and antiviral capacity, while also enabling the body to completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. At the same time, it is essential to maintain the current viral load of hepatitis B without further disease progression. For severe hepatitis B patients,