Patient's question:
Hepatitis B with a positive status for over 10 years, the disease manifested 2 years ago, and formal treatment has not been implemented.Doctor's answer:
Liver function is normal. General large hospitals also suggest that there is no need for treatment. I used to not believe it, but after too many people being deceived, it turned out to be true. None of the large hospitals dare to guarantee that they can cure hepatitis B. If someone claims to absolutely cure it, don't think twice—it's a scam. It's not unreasonable to report them for scaring people. This disease is an international challenge. In the acute phase, chronic hepatitis B () may possibly be completely cured, but the chances are too slim. So don't hope for a cure. There are too many scammers in China claiming to cure this disease now. If you need treatment, it's safer to go to a top-tier hospital (). There are many treatment methods for hepatitis B, but since patients have different symptoms, the diagnostic methods used will also vary. Therefore, patients need to be diagnosed as soon as possible to treat the symptoms accordingly.