Patient's question:
I contracted hepatitis B (minor) during high school. At that time, everyone avoided me, fearing they might get infected, and I couldn't even stay in school dormitories. Later, after graduating and entering the workforce, some employers rejected me because of my hepatitis B status. Now, I haven't been able to find a job. How can hepatitis B (minor) be cured?Doctor's answer:
Patients with should pay attention to self-protection and irregular follow-up tests to prevent the virus from replicating, striving for complete recovery. Hepatitis B patients should follow the principle of "three parts treatment and seven parts care," maintain good living habits, have a regular diet and daily routine, engage in appropriate physical and mental exercises, and always keep a positive attitude. Avoid moldy or spoiled food, and maintain a light diet rich in vitamins and protein to enhance physical health, reduce immune function, and prevent the recurrence of liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.There are several treatment methods for liver disease, but since patients have different symptoms, the diagnostic approaches also vary. Therefore, patients need timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive targeted treatment.