How to treat mild esophageal varices caused by viral hepatitis B

Patient's question:

HBsAg > CUTOFF value [Positive] Hyperactive; ALT 173 U/L, AST 70 U/L, Hepatitis B DNA detected 2.3310^7 copies/m, HBeAg 36.18 NCU/ml, HBsAg [+] Positive [+] Anti-HBc [+] Positive [+] HBeAg [+] Positive [+] HB-Pres1 [+] Positive Esophageal varices mild, what should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Simply taking liver-protecting medication is not enough to address the fundamental issue. It offers no assistance in combating the virus. However, regarding specific treatment, whether to receive interferon cannot be concluded hastily. A comprehensive analysis must be conducted based on your individual condition and treatment status.
Here’s a suggestion: if it’s convenient for you, you can directly consult me online for face-to-face communication, which will be more convenient. While hepatitis B patients can understand standard treatment, they can also use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. It’s crucial to avoid extreme hunger or overeating in daily diet and never indulge in excessive consumption.

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