Patient's question:
When the company took us to the hospital for a health check-up, the thorough examination revealed that I had hepatitis B, which made me very upset. Although my liver function is currently not a problem, I am afraid of infecting my family, so I want to seek treatment as soon as possible. Can hepatitis B, small three positive, be cured? How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B minor positive can be treated with medication, but it's generally not meaningful. The main approach is to conduct a comprehensive analysis based on the amount of hepatitis B virus. In addition to careful liver function tests, the results are used to make a comprehensive evaluation and speculation. If all these test results are normal, treatment is usually not necessary. Regular screening and follow-up for hepatitis B projects should be done, along with coordinated liver function and liver ultrasound comprehensive analysis. If the viral load is not high, treatment may not be needed.