Patient's question:
Three months ago, I was diagnosed with a minor hepatitis B infection, bile duct stones, and mild fatty liver disease. The hepatitis B virus count was 43,000 at that time. The doctor said it wasn't necessary to take medication. Now, I have mild, intermittent pain in the liver area and surrounding regions, sometimes feeling as if something is pressing on my liver with a heavy sensation. Occasionally, my left brain feels numb, but this numbness has somewhat improved. This symptom also started three months ago. Now, I hope experts can provide advice. Thank you very much...Doctor's answer:
What we commonly refer to as hepatitis B includes two situations: one is individuals who are hepatitis B virus carriers with normal liver function, for which treatment is not necessary; the other is chronic active hepatitis B, which requires antiviral treatment. Generally, hepatitis B patients do not experience the symptoms you mentioned. It may be related to gallstones. It is recommended that you use some traditional Chinese medicine for regulation.