Patient's question:
My girlfriend has chronic hepatitis B (), and I've been with her for over a year. I love her very much. I don't know if chronic hepatitis B can turn negative, and I want to understand if it can be transmitted.Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B surface antigen positive (HBsAg positive) generally has a relatively strongability. If you don't have hepatitis B antibodies, it's easier to transmit. If you and your family haven't been infected with hepatitis B, it's best to get the hepatitis B vaccine. In this situation, it's recommended to check liver function and hepatitis B DNA, as well as the quantitative test for the five pairs of hepatitis B markers, to see how the condition is. If liver function is abnormal and the virus copies are very active, antiviral treatment should be implemented.The daily treatment for HBsAg positive patients mainly focuses on symptomatic treatment. The patient can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also paying attention to self-care, maintaining a proper diet, and avoiding cold foods.