Hepatitis B DNA quantification of 3.72e+03 is relatively high. Generally, we measure hepatitis B DNA titer to evaluate whether antiviral treatment is needed, and antiviral treatment should be evaluated according to liver function, abdominal ultrasound, liver elasticity, family history and so on. If you are a hepatitis B carrier with normal liver function and no cirrhosis, etc., and your hepatitis B DNA titer is greater than 1,000, you can temporarily skip antiviral treatment under the guidance of your doctor. If the liver function is elevated more than two times, and there are cirrhosis, ascites and other conditions, and the hepatitis B DNA titer is greater than 1000, antiviral treatment is needed. Whether it is acute or chronic hepatitis B, we need to go to the hospital regularly to review the liver function, hepatitis B six and hepatitis B DNA titer test in order to get standardized treatment.