Patient's question:
I was carefully diagnosed with hepatitis B minor positive during a health check-up ten years ago, but I didn't receive any treatment. My physical condition has been relatively good, and I rarely get sick, including colds. My health check-up results, including ultrasound of the liver, spleen, and lungs, were all normal. Sometimes, during training, I also drink a bit of alcohol. Could a doctor provide me with a dietary plan? Can minor positive hepatitis B turn negative?Doctor's answer:
A small positive hepatitis B will naturally turn into a negative number, but the possibility is very small. The current situation is that hepatitis B is a small positive virus, carrying the hepatitis B virus. Due to improper treatment, we must pay attention. Only with proper treatment can we recover quickly to avoid long-term deterioration. The long-term disease of hepatitis B will expand along the direction of "hepatitis B - liver cirrhosis - hepatocellular carcinoma." This is what we commonly call "hepatitis B." The reason why hepatitis B is difficult to treat is that the vast majority of hepatitis B patients have immune tolerance and do not produce an automatic immune response to the hepatitis B virus, leading to the persistence of hepatitis B, and ordinary drugs are difficult to heal. Therefore, adopting the correct treatment method, enhancing the immune system's automatic immune response to the hepatitis B virus, is the key to a rapid recovery from hepatitis B.