Patient's question:
My cousin didn't go to college after finishing high school and stayed at home. He was not allowed to go back to college. Coincidentally, the army was recruiting new soldiers, so my cousin decided to participate. However, during the health check, it was found that he was a carrier of the hepatitis B virus. It's definitely not possible for him to become a soldier now. The most important thing now is to get treatment. How is hepatitis B virus carried treated?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is no medication that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus, so it is recommended to seek treatment under the guidance of a doctor. The following points must be noted: Since various antiviral drugs are difficult to be effective, it is not advisable to blindly pursue a positive-to-negative conversion. Instead, a combination of regulating rest and work, and follow-up should be achieved. Lowering personal immune function and antiviral ability, striving to completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus and maintain it from recurring, irregularly re-examining liver function, quitting smoking and drinking alcohol, avoiding stimulating foods, and ensuring sufficient deep sleep are necessary. In addition to active treatment, liver disease patients need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Sufficient deep sleep can help you quickly get away from the disease. It is hoped that the above answer can assist you.