Patient's question:
My husband took on a project from a different city this year and has to travel between the two places frequently. Sometimes he even has to treat the other party to dinner. It's really rare for him to do some small business now. His complexion is quite poor, and when he's frustrated, he smokes to relieve stress. During the last company health check-up, he was thoroughly tested and found to have hepatitis B (minor positive). He's currently undergoing treatment. When he's really upset, he thinks about smoking.Doctor's answer:
Currently, modern medicine cannot completely cure hepatitis B minor positive. We can only achieve clinical diagnosis cure. Clinical diagnosis cure means that liver function returns to normal through treatment, the hepatitis B virus in peripheral blood is basically eliminated, HBV-DNA remains in a low copy state for six consecutive months, clinical symptoms subside, and it does not affect daily life, exercise, and work. Smoking is harmful to health. It's not good to smoke, and it's best to quit. Smoking one less cigarette can completely recover 0.001% of the disease. It will gradually get better. In addition to treating hepatitis B, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and always maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.