The so-called “Triple Positive” means that HBsAg, HBeAg and anti-HBc are all positive in the “two halves” of Hepatitis B at the same time, and “Minor Triple Positive” means that HBsAg, anti-HBe and anti-HBc are all positive in the “two halves” of Hepatitis B at the same time. Minor triple positive” refers to hepatitis B “two half” in HBsAg, anti-HBe and anti-HBc three at the same time positive. The difference between the two is that HBeAg positivity in “major triple positive” has changed to anti-HBe positivity in “minor triple positive”. Patients with “triple positive” have active replication of hepatitis B virus in their bodies, and their blood, saliva, semen, breast milk, cervical secretion and urine can be infectious. They should pay attention to reviewing their liver function, and if abnormalities are found, they should be treated in time. There are also two types of patients with “small triple positive”. One is the liver function is normal for a long time (review liver function once every 3 months for 2-3 years), which is called “stable small triple Yang” and has low contagiousness. The second condition is repeated abnormal liver function tests, called “unstable small triple positive”, mainly due to the mutation of hepatitis B virus, also has a high contagiousness, when liver function abnormalities should pay attention to treatment. Is minor triple positive better than major triple positive? Some people say that “Minor Triple Positive” is better than “Major Triple Positive” and is not contagious. This is a misconception. “Minor triple positive is still contagious, but the level of virus in the bloodstream is relatively low. Hepatitis B virus infection is good or bad, not related to whether the “small triple positive” or “triple positive”, but whether the infected person has impaired liver function. Some people with “major triple positive” wish to become “minor triple positive” and even use some drugs, which is actually unnecessary. Because “triple positive” is not a sign of impaired liver function, only may be higher than “triple positive” in the blood of the virus content, virus replication is relatively more active, hepatitis B virus infected patients with liver function damage and the degree of damage and the degree of virus replication is not directly related. Whether the liver function of hepatitis B virus infected patients is damaged and the degree of damage is not directly related to the degree of virus replication. For this problem, we can understand in this way: hepatitis B virus is like a tenant, it only lives in the house of human liver cells, using the things and food in the room, reproducing offspring, but does not disturb the layout of the room, things will be returned to their original place after use, food is inexhaustible, so generally we are all safe and sound. Sometimes, when the virus is more diligent, it reproduces more offspring, and sometimes when they are lazier, they reproduce less, just like the activities and rest of human beings. If the body’s immune system is strengthened or weakened and this balance is disturbed, it may cause liver cell damage and turn into hepatitis B.