Patient's question:
Hepatitis B surface antigen positive, had two relapses two years ago and has been taking entecavir ever since. This is the result of a thorough examination today. How is the situation? When can the medication be stopped?Doctor's answer:
You have chronic hepatitis B, but this time you haven't thoroughly checked your hepatitis B status. Some things cannot be fully proven yet. It's best to go to another county-level or above hospital and conduct a thorough check of the hepatitis B five-item test, etc. Only through a thorough examination can you know and prove the current issue. Currently, Western medicine is mainly for symptomatic treatment, and there are no good specific drugs. Some conditions can only be restored through traditional Chinese medicine treatment. For reference, chronic hepatitis B patients can understand symptomatic treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily diet, it's essential to avoid being overly hungry or overly full and never overeat or binge drink.