Patient's question:
I had to stay in the hospital, so I underwent a comprehensive and thorough examination. The doctor told me that I might have hepatitis B surface antigen positive (HBeAg positive). After hearing this, I became quite worried because I usually don't have any problems and also don't have any symptoms. So, I would like to consult about what symptoms are associated with hepatitis B surface antigen positive (HBeAg positive).Doctor's answer:
Having hepatitis with a small positive three (HBeAg positive) does not necessarily mean the disease will manifest. In the early stages, the symptoms of hepatitis are relatively mild. At this time, the hepatitis B virus has not caused harm to the body and has not led to a recurrence of hepatitis. Patients often show no obvious special symptoms. Only when the viral copy number is relatively high and has caused some damage to liver function will patients frequently experience noticeable fatigue, nausea, vomiting, jaundice, and other symptoms.