Patient's question:
As the saying goes, everyone avoids hepatitis B. I am particularly heartbroken now and don't know why I got this disease. There is no history of intergenerational inheritance in my family, and I have never come into contact with such patients. I only discovered it during a health check-up. This disease is very difficult to cure. Can hepatitis B be cured?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of any disease must start with addressing the pathogen. Hepatitis B is no exception. Hepatitis B can be classified as viral hepatitis and non-viral hepatitis. It is essential to identify the cause of the disease for targeted treatment. At the same time, the treatment of hepatitis B is a long-term process. If liver cirrhosis has not yet developed, the basic treatment generally involves antiviral therapy and liver protection. If liver cirrhosis has developed, it indicates that the liver has already entered the decompensation stage, with significantly impaired liver function. The treatment then focuses on antifibrosis, liver softening, liver protection, and antiviral therapy as the foundation. In later stages, in addition to preventing and treating complications, a calm and balanced mindset is necessary for treatment. It is generally recommended to seek treatment from hospitals with Class III-A or higher ratings and find doctors who can provide targeted care.