Patient's question:
I was carefully checked during a health examination and found to have hepatitis B, 135 positive, which is what people commonly call "big three positive." However, I don't feel any discomfort now, and my diet hasn't been affected much. Do I need treatment for asymptomatic big three positive?Doctor's answer:
After being infected with hepatitis B (), due to the body's certain resistance, the symptoms are often not very obvious in the early stages. It is not until multiple severe liver function damages occur that additional clinical diagnostic symptoms will appear. Therefore, even without special symptoms, it is necessary to have follow-up examinations every 3 to 6 months to detect and control the condition in its early stages.