In the five tests of hepatitis B, the presence of hepatitis B one, four or five positive is the so-called hepatitis B minor triplet, which is also known as hepatitis B surface antigen positive, hepatitis B e antibody positive and core antibody three positive. Generally speaking, minor triple positive hepatitis B indicates that hepatitis B virus replication has stopped and hepatitis B has entered a stable phase. However, patients with minor triple-positive hepatitis B are still somewhat infectious, but relatively weak. They need to have their liver function and hepatitis B viral DNA load checked regularly, as well as ultrasound and other tests, and decide whether further treatment is needed based on the results of these tests.