Patient's question:
After getting hepatitis B, sometimes my liver area feels uncomfortable, so I often look for doctors for treatment. However, the doctor told me that my liver function and hepatitis B DNA tests were negative. He said there was no need for treatment. I want to know how I should be treated now, and how to treat hepatitis B with a small three positive?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is no specific medication that can effectively cure hepatitis B and turn it negative. The goal of treatment is to monitor liver function and hepatitis B virus levels. If both of these are normal, treatment may not be necessary, and regular follow-up tests can be conducted.In daily life, it is important to maintain a proper lifestyle and dietary habits. A light diet is recommended, and it is essential to keep a positive mood and avoid overexertion. Moderate physical exercise should be practiced to strengthen the body.
After being diagnosed with hepatitis B, it is important to avoid drinking beer, as it can be harmful to the liver. For patients with severe liver disease, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary to prevent the recurrence of the disease. Additionally, patients should maintain a proper diet and stay in a good mood.