Patient's question:
Hepatitis B minor positive, minor negative for about five years, and constantly switching between the two conditions. Liver function has always been normal, and DNA is also normal. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Rest and increase activity, no medication was implemented. What kind of help is needed: If it turns into the latter two positive again, can a vaccine be administered? Will antibodies be produced after vaccination?Doctor's answer:
The significance of "small three positive" and "small two positive" is the same, indicating that hepatitis B virus has infected your body. However, the condition of patients with "small two positive" is not very stable, and this situation also cannot be vaccinated with the hepatitis B vaccine. It is recommended to further improve the ultrasound examination to clarify the overall shape and nature of your liver and how it has changed. First, determine the specific condition before implementing targeted treatment. In daily life, it is important to maintain a good mood, as a positive attitude is very helpful for recovery.