Patient's question:
When I was a child, I had a change from to. The doctor said it could be left untreated, and I haven't received any treatment for several years. Due to work, I carefully checked the results recently. The results show, normal liver function, normal ultrasound, and a viral load of 13,000. Index, you. Do you need treatment? I have a health check-up at the unit soon. I'm very anxious. Could you please help me understand the condition?Doctor's answer:
You currently have asymptomatic carriers with normal liver function and ultrasound results, so there is no need for treatment. Please rest assured, there is no need for treatment at the moment, but it is important to have regular check-ups, including liver function tests, ultrasound, hepatitis B virus quantification, and AFP (especially for those over 40). In daily life, avoid alcohol, anger, and overexertion, and take precautions against catching colds. There are several treatment methods for hepatitis B, but since the symptoms vary among patients, the treatment approaches differ accordingly. Therefore, patients need timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to receive appropriate treatment.