Ginsenosides are mainly found in herbs of the genus Ginseng, and there is no clinical evidence of their effectiveness in treating hepatitis B. Ginsenoside is a steroidal compound, which is regarded as the active ingredient in ginseng, and is now mostly used in health supplements to enhance immunity. Hepatitis B, or viral hepatitis B, is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. There is no authoritative clinical evidence to prove the therapeutic effect of ginsenosides on hepatitis B patients. The treatment of viral hepatitis B is still based on antiviral drugs, commonly used entecavir, tenofovir, etc., which can reduce the infectiousness, improve liver function, and delay the development of cirrhosis. Specific medication should be based on the condition, guided by a professional doctor, do not abuse drugs on your own.