I previously had hepatitis B, C, and D and couldn't get a health certificate. What should I do?

Patient's question:

I previously had a positive result for three hepatitis markers, specifically elevated levels of one marker, which prevented me from obtaining a health certificate. According to the hospital's regulations, which specific tests are prohibited from being conducted?

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, if the liver function test shows elevated transaminase levels, it is not possible to obtain a health certificate. It is recommended that when applying for a health certificate, the hepatitis B five-item test can be skipped, but liver function must be carefully checked. Elevated transaminase levels cannot be approved for a health certificate. Liver disease patients can use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment while receiving proper medical treatment. In daily diet, it is necessary to have a balanced diet and avoid stimulating foods.

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