Patient's question:
Doctor, this is the situation. I am an HBeAg-positive carrier, and in April, I went to a private specialized hospital for treatment. Because I felt that each time I went for follow-up tests, the results showed improvement, but the viral load kept increasing, I continued treatment at this hospital for four courses. Finally, this hospital said that the viral load had increased sufficiently, and that further treatment was no longer necessary. They recommended taking medication on time every day and checking the results again in three months. So I went to another large hospital for a thorough examination. The results showed almost no difference from the first test, and I felt I had been deceived. I am still taking medication now and don’t know how to stop. Should I continue taking the medication prescribed by the private hospital?Doctor's answer:
Your description and the careful examination results suggest that your hepatitis B () has not self-recovered. You are being treated in a private hospital, but the hepatitis B () has not self-recovered, which may indicate that you have been deceived. It is recommended that you focus on medication and treatment; Entecavir is sufficient. In addition to medication for treating hepatitis B (), patients also need to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as proper diet. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment.