Patient's question:
It has been two years. Previously, the test showed hepatitis B surface antigen positive (), but since the liver function was normal, I didn't pay much attention. This year, during the re-examination, there was hepatitis B virus detected, indicating hepatitis B e antigen positive (). Now I am taking antiviral medication. I have been on it for more than three months. Can the hepatitis B virus be completely cleared? Can I get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
You are an HBV patient, and your liver function is currently normal. You are taking antiviral medication. Generally, antiviral drugs for hepatitis B require lifelong use. If you want to conceive, you need to choose based on the viral load index and also consider which two types of antiviral drugs you are currently taking. In some cases, you may need to switch to a new medication. In addition to timely treatment for liver disease, pay attention to a balanced diet and ensure timely digestion of nutrients. You believe that this will definitely drive away liver disease.