Many patients think that small triplets are lighter than large triplets, so they ignore the disease and don’t actively participate in treatment, which is actually a big mistake. Whether it’s a major triplet or a minor triplet, it only reflects the human body carrying the hepatitis B virus. The viral situation does not reflect well the degree of liver damage or the severity of the hepatitis B patient’s condition, so both major triplets and minor triplets should be taken seriously. In fact, it is true that the amount of virus in small triplets is less than in large triplets, but the chances of the remission of small triplets deteriorating into cirrhosis and liver cancer are much higher than in large triplets. So why is this? The latent killer: small three Yang Zhang Laozi is a patient of hepatitis B small three Yang, he said himself has found this disease 13 years, but the old man usually pay attention to diet, nothing also love to go to the park to play taijiquan, a very healthy lifestyle. The liver function is also normal, so it is not a matter of small triplets, and there is no corresponding treatment. The old man laughed at those patients who had small triplets and ran to the hospital for nothing, but I had it for 13 years and was fine as long as my lifestyle was healthy. Although this is the case, Zhang Lao’s children are not very comfortable with his body, in a medical examination Zhang Lao found cirrhosis of the liver, and the liver has a tendency to cancer. This made Zhang old man dumbfounded. The small triplet of hepatitis B belongs to the hepatitis B virus infection tends to recover, many patients do not have any obvious symptoms of infection, in addition, patients generally believe that the small triplet is not as serious as the large triplet, so the small triplet Beijing no patients ignore, and only after the development of small problems into big problems began to use methods of treatment, and often treatment is already liver cancer or cirrhosis, even if treatment is too late. In particular, patients who are older and carry small triplets are much more likely to develop cancer than younger patients. Undetectable Hepatitis B 33-year-old Xiao Liu is a hepatitis C carrier who was previously found to have hepatitis B minor triplet and his family members also have this disease. So he does liver function tests every year, and the results are normal every year. But this year the doctor told him: the liver has a tendency of cirrhosis, Xiao Liu’s has been normal, why would cirrhosis? The doctor and he was so explained: can not be blinded by normal liver function, hepatitis virus carriers if you can not control the virus, the virus may become active, which leads to liver fibrosis or cirrhosis. Even if the liver function is normal in a patient with SCT, the patient’s hepatitis virus is still active, leading to fibrosis of the liver. This, coupled with patients’ misconceptions about the disease, makes small triplets prone to cirrhosis in silence. Patients must prevent hepatitis in advance and be alert to the progression of the disease. Although the possibility of occult hepatitis B deteriorating into liver cancer is less than that of manifest hepatitis B, it is still a high-risk factor leading to liver cancer. Proper examination and regular review Early detection is the key to control the disease, so liver examination is indispensable, and only early detection can lead to early treatment and control. Patients with small triplet hepatitis B cannot rely on liver function tests to determine their condition. It is recommended that they be examined every 3 months, and if there is enlargement of the spleen and platelet count, liver puncture biopsy should be considered to prove the extent of liver lesions and to make further treatment. The presence of hepatitis B is a threat to human health in any case, so theoretically, all patients with hepatitis B should be treated, but from the current actual situation, it is not very realistic to treat all of them, and this can be treated differently according to the situation. Treatment is necessary when the following 3 conditions occur: 1, there are obvious symptoms, such as fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, discomfort in the liver area, etc. 2.Repeated fluctuations in liver function, elevated transaminases, serum bilirubin, lower albumin, etc. 3.People with positive HBV-DNA test. To prevent and control liver disease, in addition to examination and treatment, the