Hepatitis B carriers are not hepatitis B patients. Hepatitis B carriers can be shown to be healthy carriers if their liver function is normal. However, if abnormal transaminases and bilirubin are found, liver protection and antiviral treatment are needed to reduce the incidence of liver cancer. Hepatitis B carriers do not need to have too much psychological burden, try to go to the hospital every six months for a physical examination, and if there is no hepatitis-free episode, no special treatment is needed. Hepatitis B is a chronic infectious disease that threatens the health of the Chinese people, and is mainly transmitted through blood, mother-to-child and sexual contact. If you find that you are carrying hepatitis B virus, you need to take further liver function tests. If the test suggests that the liver function is completely normal, then you are a healthy hepatitis B carrier and not a patient with hepatitis B flare-ups, and regular rechecks are sufficient. However, if hepatitis flare-ups are detected during the examination, oral antiviral drugs should be taken under the doctor’s guidance for appropriate treatment.