Patient's question:
A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination. The test report indicated that I have hepatitis B, and it's quite serious. I was told that it's very difficult to treat and cure hepatitis B. So, what should I do with my hepatitis B problem?Doctor's answer:
It is difficult to turn negative after contracting hepatitis B, which is a chronic, lifelong disease. Even if the viral load in the body is relatively low and does not require treatment, it is still necessary to visit the hospital for a check-up every three months. If the body's resistance is weak, this disease is prone to flare up easily. Since you already have hepatitis B with a high viral load, antiviral treatment can be implemented. If the viral load is not too high, careful observation can be considered.