There is no clear clinical standard for the incidence of liver cancer in patients with minor triple sun, but the incidence of liver cancer in patients with minor triple sun is higher than that of normal people, so timely intervention and treatment are needed to avoid minor triple sun from developing into liver cancer. Patients with minor triple sun need regular checkups, and need to focus on liver function. In general, most patients with minor triple sun do not have active viruses, and their liver function is normal, so they generally do not need special treatment, and only need to observe and follow up, and have regular checkups, and patients with minor triple sun need to be strictly followed up, so as to avoid the emergence of liver fibrosis, cirrhosis, etc., and carriers need to have medical checkups once every half a year. Patients with minor triple positive need not be overly nervous, regular rechecks, and active treatment under the guidance of the doctor. Through standardized treatment, the chance of evolving into liver cancer is very small.