Patient's question:
My best friend, for some unknown reason, contracted hepatitis B, a liver disease. In the detailed five-item test for hepatitis B, three of the five items were positive. She hasn't told her family and girlfriend about this, as she fears they might divorce her. Now she's very depressed, has taken many medications, spent a lot of money, but it hasn't been effective. She's also worried about spreading it to others. What should she do if she has hepatitis B and is afraid of spreading it to others?Doctor's answer:
If defensive measures are well-prepared, it is generally absolutely impossible to get infected. Hepatitis B, this type of liver disease, is very harmful. If left untreated, some patients' conditions may worsen. Therefore, patients need to undergo regular check-ups and actively receive symptomatic treatment based on their specific conditions. In daily diet, it is important to pay attention to light food, avoid greasy and spicy foods, and do not drink beer. Also, avoid overworking to prevent increasing liver pressure and worsening the condition.