Patient's question:
I am 42 this year and have been diagnosed with hepatitis B for several years. In the past few months, I was also carefully examined and found to have diabetes. I am very worried. Let me briefly introduce myself here. I have a small triangle positive condition, and I got diabetes six months ago. How should I treat it correctly?Doctor's answer:
The current situation involves the presence of hepatitis B virus transmission, along with diabetes. Therefore, it is recommended to actively control blood sugar levels, pay attention to dietary management, and engage in appropriate physical activity. Under the premise of blood sugar control, it is necessary to periodically retest for hepatitis B markers, HBV DNA, and liver function to understand the complete recovery status of the hepatitis B virus. If the viral load is high, active antiviral treatment is required.