Patient's question:
I have had hepatitis B since I was a child, with chronic hepatitis B (HBsAg positive). My liver function tests previously showed slightly elevated transaminase levels, and I haven't received much treatment. Currently, I often drink chigurt tea. A check-up a few days ago revealed that my liver function tests showed normal transaminase levels, but the DNA test still indicated a positive copy infection. The ultrasound showed coarse and strong light spots, with the conclusion being suspected of diffuse liver disease. The spleen is slightly enlarged, while the gallbladder and kidneys are normal. I only have occasional mild pain in the liver area, not very frequent. I can eat and sleep well. I am 1.75 meters tall and weigh 80 kilograms. It is said that there are many types of liver diseases, such as liver deficiency, liver and gallbladder stagnation, and so on?Doctor's answer:
What type of liver disease are you referring to? This is a term used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. In Western medicine, hepatitis B is called hepatitis B. Currently, hepatitis B cannot be cured because there is no medication that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. If liver function is normal, treatment is generally not necessary, but the following points must be noted:1. Due to the difficulty of various antiviral drugs to be effective, it is not advisable to solely pursue an HBeAg-negative conversion.
2. It is essential to achieve a combination of regulating rest and work, follow-up, and medical supervision.
3. Lowering personal immune function and antiviral ability, striving to completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus and maintain a state of non-recurrence.
4. Regularly recheck liver function.
5. Avoid drinking beer and smoking.
6. Avoid consuming foods with strong irritants.
7. Ensure deep sleep and adequate rest.
8. Maintain a positive mood. In addition to timely treatment for hepatitis B.