Patient's question:
My hepatitis B condition has recently shown a counter-reaction of worsening. A few days ago, when I went to the hospital for a follow-up check, the imaging showed extensive liver cell damage, and there were also mild peeling in the stomach. So, I increased the dosage of medication, but unexpectedly, it led to drug resistance. Now, the condition is getting worse day by day, and the medication is no longer effective. How should hepatitis B virus be treated?Doctor's answer:
First, the patient must receive standardized treatment and absolutely should not use medication blindly, in order to prevent the recurrence of drug-related phenomena to the greatest extent possible.Second, do not stop the medication blindly, as this may also lead to a rebound effect in the condition. It is important to promptly visit a hospital for follow-up and consult a doctor before discontinuing or switching to other treatment medications.
Additionally, you may try using a low-frequency liver disease treatment device. For patients with severe liver disease, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid blindly trusting advertisements or using alternative medications, as this could worsen the condition.