Patient's question:
I have hereditary hepatitis B. I knew about it when I was in elementary school, but I am not an hepatitis B patient. I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and they said I am just a carrier of the virus. As long as I take care, I will never develop hepatitis B. Can hepatitis be detected in the military entrance examination?Doctor's answer:
Cannot serve in the military, this is according to international regulations. Whether it can be cured and to what extent it can be treated depends on three aspects. If it's only slightly better, it's still possible. First, the severity of the patient's condition, second, how scientific and reasonable the treatment plan is, and third, the level of the patient's own immunity. Daily treatment for hepatitis patients is mainly symptomatic treatment. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to diet, eating light, and soft, easily digestible foods.