Should hepatitis B patients be treated?

Patient's question:

What are the symptoms of hepatitis B, what signs can be noticed in daily life, and is this disease treatable?

Doctor's answer:

In daily life, the symptoms of hepatitis B on the surface are quite numerous.
1. Nausea, dry heaving, loss of appetite for dinner, and poor appetite may reappear, sometimes accompanied by abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, or constipation.
2. Feeling extremely weak, often experiencing fatigue, easy exhaustion, lack of physical strength, low energy, sore knees, and mental fatigue.
3. The "three yellows" symptoms reappear—jaundice in urine, yellow eyes, and yellow skin. Among them, hepatitis B first manifests as yellow urine, followed by yellow eyes and yellow skin after a few days.
4. Discomfort or dull pain, distending pain, or pricking pain in the liver region (the right side of the navel).

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