Patient's question:
Can hepatitis B be cured? I have always been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B when I checked, and I don't know why?Doctor's answer:
You are positive for HBsAg (). Generally, it is extremely unlikely for HBsAg to turn negative. It is recommended to regularly check liver function, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen ultrasound, viral load, and if all are normal, regular check-ups are sufficient. If there are abnormalities, standardized treatment should be followed. In daily life, maintain a balance between work and rest, avoid overtime work, eat less greasy and spicy food, and base your diet on light foods. Exercise moderately to enhance your physical fitness. The impact of being positive for HBsAg on patients is very significant. Once you notice any symptoms, seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to dietary issues, focusing on light foods. It is hoped that patients with HBsAg positivity can receive professional treatment.