Patient's question:
I am, and the hepatitis B virus load test result in a major hospital was 93W, with a reference range below 420. In the hospital where I am being treated, the test result was below 1000, with a reference range below 1000. I asked the treating doctor why there was such a big difference, and he said the standards are different, it's normal. What should I do if the hepatitis B virus load is high?Doctor's answer:
The doctor's view is correct. Different hospitals use different examination methods and reagents, so the examination results may vary. As long as your results are below the reference range, it is sufficient. The examination results from both hospitals are below the reference values.In addition, during the treatment of liver disease, in addition to medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. Patients must avoid excessive mental tension and worry to prevent unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery of liver disease.