Patient's question:
I used to be very healthy, but this year I sometimes feel loss of appetite, nausea, and symptoms of hepatitis B. Fortunately, the company organized a physical check-up, and the test results came out. The doctor said I had hepatitis B, which scared me so much that I broke out in cold sweat and couldn't walk straight. I didn't know what to do.Doctor's answer:
The most serious condition is high-level copies of hepatitis B virus DNA (PCR test 107), abnormal liver function, which is referred to as "chronic hepatitis B with negative e-antigen." This condition is no longer referred to as a hepatitis B carrier but as a hepatitis B patient, accounting for approximately 10% of the total number of "minor triple positive" hepatitis B patients. Its characteristic is that the virus copies are highly active and highly contagious, caused by the mutation of the hepatitis B virus. This type of "minor triple positive" hepatitis B requires timely treatment. If treatment is not administered promptly, the consequences will be very severe, with a higher likelihood of progressing to liver cirrhosis or liver cancer. In addition to timely hepatitis B treatment, patients also need to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a top-tier hospital for diagnosis to ensure good treatment outcomes.