Hepatitis B generally refers to viral hepatitis B. There is no simplest clinical treatment formula. Currently, the standardized use of antiviral, anti-inflammatory and hepatoprotective drugs and other treatments. Viral hepatitis B is a common and infectious disease. Clinical treatment for viral hepatitis B is mainly through medication, and the prognosis is generally good for those who are actively treated. Patients with viral hepatitis B can take antiviral drugs as prescribed by the doctor, such as interferon alpha, tenofovir, entecavir, etc., which can help inhibit viral replication and improve liver function. Some patients with viral hepatitis B may also be prescribed anti-inflammatory and hepatoprotective drugs, such as reduced glutathione, ursodeoxycholic acid, etc., which can help protect liver cells. Some patients may also be prescribed thymopeptide, recombinant human interleukin, etc. to regulate immunity. It is recommended that patients with viral hepatitis B follow the doctor’s instructions to use medication, not to use drugs or folk remedies to avoid aggravating the condition.