If the five tests for hepatitis B are “major triplet” or “minor triplet” and the liver function (transaminases) is normal, antiviral treatment is not required. Even if the DNA of hepatitis B virus is higher than normal, antiviral treatment is generally not required. Do not take antiviral treatment because of advertisements or advice from unprofessional people (even medical professionals). This not only increases viral resistance, medical expenses, and the risk of harm to the body from drugs. Wang Yaojun, Department of Gastroenterology, General Hospital of Jinan Military Region
I often encounter such patients in the clinic: they have been to several large hospitals, doctors have told them not to use antiviral, but the patients do not believe, and finally went to a private hospital, spending tens of thousands of dollars on drugs, the so-called “antiviral eradication therapy”. In the end, the more they were treated, the higher the viral load became.
Dr. Ben appealed: please believe in science, please believe in specialist doctors, do not believe in “foolish” advertising!