Patient's question:
Last year, the unit organized a thorough physical check-up. The test results came back, and they scared me so much that I broke out in a cold sweat and couldn't walk straight. The doctor said I had hepatitis B, a small triangle positive. My colleagues said it wasn't a big deal and that some people got better on their own. I also felt fine, so I just put it out of my mind.Doctor's answer:
Currently, the treatment of chronic hepatitis B remains a global challenge, with no specific medication available to cure it. Dietary and lifestyle precautions: In terms of diet, it is mainly important to abstain from alcohol and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Some views, such as "chicken, mutton, and seafood should not be eaten," often lack scientific evidence. Avoid overexertion, exposure to chemical toxins, and the indiscriminate use of medications, especially those harmful to the liver. When liver function is abnormal or the condition worsens, it is important to rest, maintain a light and nutritious diet. For severe hepatitis B patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for early treatment. Avoid using medications blindly to prevent further worsening of the condition.