Patient's question:
My roommate in the same dorm recently had an outbreak of chronic hepatitis B and has become very severe. He has had low-grade fever for a week without improvement, has started talking nonsense, cannot eat anything, and more frighteningly, he frequently experiences yellow eyes. He is now unconscious because he has been taking medication by himself. What are the symptoms of chronic hepatitis B?Doctor's answer:
Mild condition, can repeatedly appear fatigue, dizziness, reduced appetite, aversion to greasy food, yellow urine, discomfort in the liver area, poor deep sleep, slightly enlarged liver with mild tenderness, and possible mild splenomegaly. In some cases, symptoms and signs may be absent. Liver function indicators are only mildly abnormal in 1 or 2 items. Moderate: Symptoms, signs, and laboratory tests fall between mild and severe conditions. Patients with chronic hepatitis B () can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding symptomatic treatment. It is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat or binge drink.