Hepatitis B patients can eat peanuts, but eat in moderation, not easy to eat too much, to chew slowly. If you have abnormal liver function combined with cholecystitis, or cirrhosis of the liver with fundic varices, you should avoid eating greasy and hard foods like peanuts. It is generally recommended to eat foods high in vitamins, protein, nutrients and calories, not to eat spicy and stimulating foods, not to drink alcohol, to have liver function and viral content tests and liver ultrasound examinations, and to make dietary adjustments according to the results of the examinations and the progress of the disease and the patient’s condition.