Patient's question:
Five years ago, I was infected with the hepatitis B virus, but I have already been cured. However, this year's health check-up results showed that it still reappeared as partially positive. What should I do about hepatitis B?Doctor's answer:
Your current results from the hepatitis B five-item test show that the core antibody and E antibody are positive, which indicates that you are in the stage of complete recovery from hepatitis B transmission, or the stage before antibodies reappear. Currently, there is no need for treatment, and vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine is also unnecessary. Checking in two or three months will generally show whether antibodies have developed. At this stage, there is no (transmissibility), but there is still a possibility of re-infection before antibodies develop, so it is important to continue protecting yourself. In addition to immediate treatment, patients with liver disease should also maintain a healthy diet and ensure proper digestion of nutrients in their daily lives.