For over a decade, with chronic hepatitis B () and normal liver function, should I still be taking medication?

Patient's question:

10 years ago, I had a small triangle positive hepatitis, and my liver function was always normal. But last year and this year, my liver function has been abnormal. Alanine aminotransferase and bilirubin levels are all elevated. Cholinesterase is 15,000, viral load is 5.055, ultrasound is normal, liver fibrosis is normal. Do I need medication now?

Doctor's answer:

Hepatitis B with minor positive, high viral load, abnormal liver function, requiring medication treatment. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, avoid overtime work, maintain a light diet, eat less greasy food, avoid alcohol, consume more vegetables and fruits, stay active, and take lower transaminase and liver-protecting drugs. Regular follow-up liver function tests are necessary. Liver disease is not easy to recover from. Friends with liver disease should maintain a positive mindset and face it with a proactive attitude, as this can only boost their confidence in combating the disease.

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