Patient's question:
Two years ago, I constantly felt abdominal pain and discomfort, had persistent high fever, experienced weight loss, and could not eat properly. Contrary to expectations, my strength increased, but I was unable to fully recover on my own. A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The results showed that my ALT levels were elevated, and I was diagnosed with (HBeAg-positive chronic hepatitis B). The doctor told me that this disease is contagious and I was worried about infecting my family.Doctor's answer:
I feel abdominal pain and constant high fever. I cannot eat a weight-loss meal, and my body's resistance is increasing. It doesn't keep me alert and awake. Besides inflammation, you have been diagnosed with, which is caused by hepatitis B. Your high transaminase levels indicate that your liver cells are still damaged. I suggest you go to a regular hospital for detailed treatment for this condition. Hepatitis B is a nationally notifiable infectious disease, and its transmission routes include: mother-to-child transmission, blood transmission, medical instrument transmission, and lifestyle transmission. It is recommended that family members also undergo a detailed check of the five hepatitis B tests to see how to promptly prevent hepatitis B antibodies from being transmitted.