I have hepatitis B and I have psychological problems. How long will it take to cure? Can it be cured completely? The doctor will tell you

HBV is the abbreviation of hepatitis B, an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV). The target cells of HBV are mainly liver cells, leading to chronic inflammatory changes in liver cells, some of which progress to cirrhosis and liver cancer.

Current status of hepatitis B virus infection in my country According to relevant statistics, the number of people infected with hepatitis B virus is currently about 90 million, including 70 million hepatitis B virus carriers and 20 million hepatitis B patients.

Hepatitis B virus carriers do not need antiviral treatment, but hepatitis B patients need antiviral or liver protection treatment. However, due to the lack of awareness of hepatitis B among some people, the treatment rate of hepatitis B patients is less than 10%.

Do people infected with hepatitis B virus need treatment? Many people infected with hepatitis B virus hope to be completely cured of hepatitis B through drugs. Everyone who is sick hopes to be cured, but unfortunately, the possibility of completely curing hepatitis B through drugs is very low at present.

Whether hepatitis B virus-infected people need antiviral treatment requires a comprehensive assessment. Hepatitis B virus-infected people do not need antiviral treatment, only hepatitis B patients need it.

Generally speaking, you must continue taking the medication after starting antiviral treatment. Whether to stop the medication requires the doctor to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the condition.

Many fans have sent private messages to Dr. Bobo, asking whether they should undergo antiviral treatment. Friends can download the "Guidelines for Hepatitis B Prevention and Treatment" (2019 edition) for study. Whether antiviral treatment is necessary requires an assessment of the condition.

The purpose of antiviral treatment is to achieve viral suppression, and the long-term goal is to achieve functional cure. Many patients hope to achieve complete cure, but the probability is not high at present.

Precautions for people infected with hepatitis B Many people infected with hepatitis B are worried that their condition will progress to cirrhosis and liver cancer. So they are afraid of hepatitis B, and some people even become depressed. This is really unnecessary. When we are afraid of an unknown thing, we might as well learn more about it. If we know enough, you will find that hepatitis B is not so scary.

It is true that some people infected with hepatitis B virus will develop cirrhosis and liver cancer, but these people are all alcoholics.

Hepatitis B virus is an inducing factor of cirrhosis and liver cancer. Smoking, drinking, staying up late, etc. are contributing factors of cirrhosis and liver cancer. The inducing factors cannot be avoided, but we can avoid the contributing factors.

All people infected with hepatitis B virus need to have a good attitude, absolutely quit smoking and drinking, avoid staying up late, etc.

In conclusion, Dr. Bobo is also a hepatitis B patient. He has been receiving antiviral treatment for more than five years and all his indicators are normal.

I would like to tell you from a doctor's perspective that hepatitis B is not that scary. As long as we face it correctly, it will not cause any trouble.

I want to tell you from the perspective of a person infected with hepatitis B virus, I hope you will take care of your body, make friends with hepatitis B, and have a good attitude to face it. I told my friends that I have hepatitis B without reservation, and many friends also understand and support me.

Dear hepatitis B patients, I hope you will have regular check-ups. If you find that hepatitis is progressing, you must seek timely treatment. I also hope that everyone is in good health.

If you have more questions about hepatitis B, you can follow me and send me a private message for consultation.