Patient's question:
My wife is 22 years old. She was diagnosed with hepatitis B (), but her liver function tests are normal. Initially, she took many herbal remedies, but they didn't help her turn negative. I would like to ask if there are any medications that can help her turn negative or fully recover to normal.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is no medication that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus. If liver function is normal, treatment is generally not required, but the following points must be noted:1. Due to the difficulty of various antiviral drugs to be effective, it is not advisable to solely pursue a positive-to-negative conversion.
2. It is essential to achieve a combination of regulating rest and work, follow-up, and medical supervision.
3. Lowering personal immune function and antiviral capabilities to strive for the complete elimination of the hepatitis B virus and maintaining a state of non-recurrence.
4. Regular liver function tests at intervals.
5. Avoid drinking beer and smoking.
6. Avoid consuming foods with strong irritants.
7. Ensure deep sleep and adequate rest.
8. Maintain a positive mood.
Additionally, for patients with chronic hepatitis B (), their dietary condition and care during treatment are also crucial. Patients must take digestive vitamins, prevent diarrhea, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.