Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a patient with a history of about 16 years, and I have been treated before. My HBV DNA turned negative, and then I stopped taking medication. Six years later, in July last year, it turned into, with HBV DNA at 8 times and HA over 300. So far, I have been treated for ten months, and my HBV DNA is negative, HA is 132.54, HBSAG is 1652, HBEAG is 475, HBCAG is 68.5, ALT is 58, and AST is 41. Could you please tell me if such treatment results are acceptable?Doctor's answer:
If the virus is in the replication phase and the surface antigen has not turned negative, it is not recommended to stop medication. It is advised to focus on treatment. If the virus is in the replication phase and the surface antigen has not turned negative, it is not recommended to stop medication. It is advised to focus on treatment. It is recommended that patients maintain a balanced intake of nutrients in daily life, engage in aerobic exercises to exercise the body, and keep a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and accelerate recovery speed.