Patient's question:
My husband's job is usually very busy. Sometimes he often works late into the night. Lately, he found that he gets easily tired and can't eat or sleep well. Sometimes, after finishing his night shift, he still can't fall asleep. Even when I cook for him, he always complains that the food is too oily and can't eat it. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, the doctor said he has hepatitis B, small three positive. Can someone with small three positive hepatitis B work night shifts?Doctor's answer:
Patients with minor positive hepatitis B are advised not to work night shifts or stay up late. Because patients with minor positive hepatitis B have damaged liver cells, leading to abnormal liver function, and the body's various decomposition metabolism and excretion cannot proceed normally. Staying up late is undoubtedly like adding fuel to the fire for patients with minor positive hepatitis B, because if the human body is in a state of prolonged fatigue, it will lead to endocrine disorders, dysfunction of the nervous system, and a decline in immunity, which will worsen the condition of patients with minor positive hepatitis B. Liver disease patients can, while understanding the principle of treating the symptoms, use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily dietary habits, it is necessary to have a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.