Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with hepatitis B () 10 years ago during a pre-marital health check, and my liver function was not normal at the time. After treatment, my liver function returned to normal, and the hepatitis B () turned into (). I have been carefully checked ever since, and the results have been normal liver function and (). Can someone with my condition eat dog meat?Doctor's answer:
It is edible. There are no dietary restrictions for big or small hepatitis B surface antigen carriers. Pay attention to hygiene, but try to eat less high-fat foods and drink less beer. It is recommended to get the hepatitis B vaccine at the hospital because small hepatitis B surface antigen carriers have a certain level of transmissibility. The daily treatment for liver disease patients mainly involves medication. Patients can take many oral medications and combine them with various vitamins. Also, pay attention to diet and eat light, soft, and easily digestible foods.