Patient's question:
Since last month, I have frequently felt extremely weak all over, had no appetite for food, and often experienced soreness in my calves. I initially thought it was just physical fatigue, but recently the condition has worsened significantly, accompanied by severe dizziness. After a thorough examination yesterday, the doctor said I have chronic hepatitis B with positive, and my liver function and transaminase levels are very high. Do I need to be treated for chronic hepatitis B with?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B with a positive is usually not necessary to be hospitalized. Patients with chronic mild hepatitis B, who show, have mild abnormalities in liver function. They often feel extremely fatigued, have no appetite for food, constantly experience soreness in their calves, and suffer from severe dizziness. Their liver function and transaminase levels are both very high. In daily life, it is important to pay attention to diet and maintain a cheerful mood at all times to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.