As we all know, according to the different serological markers of hepatitis B, hepatitis B is divided into “major triple positive” and “minor triple positive”. Some people think that “small triple positive” is less serious than “big triple positive”, and some people even think that hepatitis B small triple positive does not need to be treated, is this really the case? The so-called “triple positive” refers to chronic hepatitis B patients or hepatitis B virus carriers in the body of the hepatitis B virus immunological indicators: that is, hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg), hepatitis B core antibody (anti-HBc) three positive; and the “triple positive” is the hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg), hepatitis B core antibody (anti-HBc) three positive; while “small triple positive HBsAg, HBeAg, HBc; and “Minor Triple Yang” is positive for HBsAg, HBeAg, and HBc. The difference between “Major Triple Yang” and “Major Triple Yang” is that “Major Triple Yang” is positive for e-antigen and negative for e-antibody, while “Major Triple Yang” is positive for e-antigen and negative for e-antibody. e antibody is negative, while “minor triple positive” is e antigen negative, e antibody positive. Generally speaking, “Major Triple Positive” means that the Hepatitis B virus is replicating actively and is highly contagious, while “Minor Triple Positive” means that the Hepatitis B virus is not replicating actively and is weakly contagious. There are two types of patients with “Minor Triple Positive”: one is virus-negative Minor Triple Positive and the other is virus-positive Minor Triple Positive. There are 30% of “small triple positive” patients because of the virus mutation, resulting in e antigen negative, e antibody positive, but the virus replication is active, this kind of patients medically known as e antigen negative slow hepatitis B, and its therapeutic effect and prognosis is even worse than e antigen negative slow hepatitis B (i.e., “big triple positive”). Its therapeutic effect and prognosis are even worse than that of e antigen negative chronic hepatitis B (i.e. “big three positive”). Therefore, it cannot be generalized that hepatitis B “minor triple positive” is less serious than “major triple positive”. Some people often think that hepatitis B “major tri-positive” is serious while “minor tri-positive” is fine, which is actually a misunderstanding. All in all, there is no effective cure for hepatitis B, that is to say, it is impossible to completely cure chronic hepatitis B. Therefore, it is recommended that chronic hepatitis B should be treated regularly. Therefore, it is recommended that chronic hepatitis B should be checked frequently (usually not half a year comprehensive review), as long as the liver function test is normal, do not worry. But usually must pay attention to do not too tired, ban alcohol, do not eat liver damage drugs. Drink more water and eat more vegetables and fruits. You can take some: compound vitamin B, vitamin C, liver protection treatment, but do not take too much medicine, too much Chinese medicine or western medicine may cause liver damage. Because any drug has to be metabolized through the liver. All will more or less aggravate liver damage, normal liver function does not need special treatment. In general, it does not affect work, life, study and marriage and childbearing. But should pay attention to regular review of liver function, once found abnormal liver function, it is necessary to standardize the treatment in time, a delay in the condition of the side of the adverse consequences.