Patient's question:
Checked for hepatitis B a year ago. During a health check-up at the hospital, I found that it has been getting worse this year, rising from 3.2 last year to 2.5 now. I'm very anxious. How should hepatitis B be treated?Doctor's answer:
Actually, even if you are infected with the hepatitis B virus, there is no need to panic. Statistics show that patients with positive surface antigen can naturally clear it at a rate of 1%-2% per year. If liver function is abnormal, it is important to seek follow-up treatment at a regular hospital in a timely manner. During daily life, it is necessary to rest appropriately and maintain a positive mood. At the same time, maintain a regular lifestyle, consume a high-protein diet, avoid alcohol, and conduct regular liver function tests and hepatitis B five-item tests. Liver disease can be very serious, so patients are advised to seek timely treatment and hope that they can respond to treatment according to the doctor's advice. At the same time, pay attention to self-care, including proper diet, to avoid worsening the condition.