Question 1: Doctor, I am 28 years old, the previous tests are small triplet, the virus is less than 100, this half-year check twice HBVDNA 107 times, so much virus. What should I do? Will I get cirrhosis right away! Question 2: Doctor, I am a major triple-positive, HBVDNA 108 times, transaminases have been normal, do I need antiviral, until when is good. Let’s start with the reasons, and then answer at the end of the article. For many carriers, when to antiviral is the most important thing to understand clearly. Why not have the virus to antiviral it. A virus is not a disease, why not treat it! A virus in our body is like an enemy stationed in the territory of our country country, but having an enemy stationed is not having a war! The virus is there, but it is not damaging the liver and causing inflammation, then we are not at our best to fight the war. Cirrhosis is the result of repeated long-term liver inflammation. Any more virus in the liver, without fighting a war (elevated transaminases), will not progress to cirrhosis. If we rashly go to war (premature antiviral), the enemy will not be easily eliminated, and the enemy will also easily recognize our weapons (antiviral drugs) and develop drug resistance. If we don’t fight, does the enemy not care at home! Not. We have to keep an eye on whether the enemy is honest and is preparing for war. So carriers need to be reviewed once every 6 months, and if there is nitro, (elevated transaminases, or fibrosis progression), start antiviral therapy (oral medication or interferon) immediately. 1. Answer: You need to check every six months, if the liver function is completely normal, you can not antiviral. Because there is no war with the enemy, there will be no cirrhosis. Do not worry. 2, answer: you are the same, you need to review regularly. When the liver function appears abnormal in the beginning!