If you test positive for the hepatitis B virus for more than 6 months, this indicates that you have a chronic hepatitis B infection. Patients with chronic hepatitis B infection, including children and adults, require active antiviral therapy and regular monitoring to limit the risk of cirrhosis, liver failure, or liver cancer.

People who have tested positive for hepatitis B virus for more than 6 months and have evidence of liver damage will be considered for treatment with hepatitis B antiviral drugs. In addition to medication, patients should also be monitored regularly. Know how to take care of your liver as well as your general health, in order to help the drug be more effective, and to limit further damage to the liver.

Hi doctor! I have chronic hepatitis B. I had a blood test and the results are as follows: HBVDNA 4.18×10^3IU/ml Hbeag negative Ast 30 ALT 42 GGT 19 Elastic modulus 5.0KPA So the doctor asked me for the above result, my viral load is it high and when should hepatitis B antiviral drugs be taken?

I am taking the hepatitis B antiviral drug Tenofovir Cipla 245mg but I also have knee pain and am taking Haifischknorpel (the shark). So the pharmacist asked me, if I use Tenofovir Cipla 245mg and Haifischknorpel at the same time, are there any side effects?

I have chronic hepatitis and am on antiretroviral therapy. Doctor let me ask if cirrhosis of the liver F0, F1 is dangerous? Thank you doctor.

I have chronic hepatitis B index as follows: HBsAG - 2046, HBV-1.4x10, CRE-74, GOT-42, GPT-94, AEP-1,61, GGT-41. What's wrong with the above values? Ask your doctor for advice on the meaning of chronic hepatitis B test indicators?

Hepatitis B is a global disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. The disease can have an acute course, in which about 90% of cases can be completely cured, only 10% have a chronic course and the end result is cirrhosis and liver cancer.