The Hepatitis B High Sensitivity Virus test was 60.17 IU/ml, which is significantly higher than the normal quantitative test standard for High Sensitivity Hepatitis B Virus. However, whether the condition is serious or not depends on whether the individual’s liver function is abnormal or not. 1. Individuals with obvious abnormalities in liver function: suggesting that liver function is impaired due to hepatitis B virus infection, indicating that the condition is more serious. Under doctor’s instruction, anti-viral drugs such as lamivudine and liver protection tablets should be taken for treatment. 2. No obvious abnormality of liver function: it means that the replication of hepatitis B virus does not affect the liver function of the individual. Mostly it means that the condition is not serious and regular review is enough. Hepatitis B is a contagious disease, so after diagnosis, treatment should be carried out under the guidance of professional doctors. Normally, you should also do a good job of protection to avoid infecting others.