Can Hepatitis B be cured?

Speaking of hepatitis B, I believe many friends are familiar with this disease. After all, it is the most common liver disease in our country. Although our country has now banned discrimination against hepatitis B patients at work, many friends are still somewhat taboo about people with hepatitis B. Clinically, hepatitis B is mainly divided into two categories: big triple positive and small triple positive, and the number of patients with hepatitis B small triple positive is the largest.

Although Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is not contagious, the patient carries the hepatitis B virus in the body. Therefore, whether it is Hepatitis B virus (HBV) or Hepatitis B virus (HBV), it is important to take timely treatment.

Can Hepatitis B be cured? How to treat it?

Patients with hepatitis B virus (HBV) can be clinically cured by actively treating the disease, choosing the right treatment method and hospital to go to, and adopting scientific and regular treatment. During the treatment of hepatitis B virus (HBV), you should strictly follow the doctor's instructions and do not treat yourself at home or listen to some folk remedies, which may aggravate the condition or cause other more serious complications.

Theoretically, hepatitis B can be cured. Due to the special nature and infectiousness of this disease, it can only be effectively treated by a doctor with experience in treating hepatitis B. Adopting a positive and effective treatment attitude is the driving force and guarantee for curing hepatitis B. Although hepatitis B is difficult to treat, it is not incurable. Traditional Chinese medicine is a unique treatment method for hepatitis B in my country. If you want to cure hepatitis B, you must have a positive attitude, do not be impatient, and take the initiative to make friends with the treating doctor. Only in this way can you understand your condition better and have hope of being cured.

The purpose of hepatitis B treatment is also very important. To a certain extent, we should not always set "turning negative" as the goal. According to statistics, among those whose hepatitis B virus markers (commonly known as two pairs and a half) are "big three positives", about 30% to 50% are confirmed to be hepatitis patients through liver biopsy, and there are more men than women.

After understanding the question of whether Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can be cured, I hope that all friends can pay attention to the fact that if Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is not treated in time, it will develop into Hepatitis B virus (HBV). Once Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is formed, it will not only affect liver function, but also has a certain degree of heredity, which is very harmful to many women who are preparing to give birth.