Does second liver have a symptom to want to treat?

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Chronic hepatitis B patients in the course of the disease will generally have fatigue, loss of appetite and other clinical symptoms, accompanied by abnormal laboratory indicators. However, there are still a large number of people who do not have any self-conscious symptoms and their life and work are not affected. Some patients even know that they have hepatitis B only when they find that the laboratory tests are abnormal during the physical examination. Does second liver have a symptom to want to treat? Let's talk about it.

Does second liver have a symptom to want to treat?

The formation of asymptomatic hepatitis B is mainly related to low immune function, age, gender and genetic factors. Some people suffering from hepatitis B will appear a series of symptoms mainly in the digestive tract, such as no appetite, anorexia of oil food, nausea, vomiting, general fatigue, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, bitter mouth, dry mouth, insomnia, liver pain and yellow urine and other symptoms. Sometimes accompanied by skin, sclera yellow, individuals may not have obvious clinical symptoms.

But because liver disease is a chronic disease, the liver has a strong regenerative capacity and compensatory function, so in the early months of the disease or even years, some people will not feel. Liver disease experts stressed that although asymptomatic hepatitis B does not have any symptoms, but because hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) is still pure, or great harm to the body.

Asymptomatic hepatitis B patients with normal liver function, low virus count, can be recognized by professional doctors without treatment, but we must pay attention to the important role of regular inspection. Check the symptoms and signs of liver disease, such as spider nevus, liver palms, hepatosplenomegaly, etc., test the liver function, and check the protein metabolism. Once it is found that the level of transaminase is increased, if it is more than 3 times of the normal level, the patient should be hospitalized. The earlier the treatment of hepatitis B patients, the greater the probability of cure, if not cause attention or treatment, will aggravate the disease, will gradually develop into cirrhosis, liver cancer. That is, the trilogy of hepatitis B: hepatitis B - liver cirrhosis - liver cancer.

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Patients with chronic hepatitis B should receive active antiviral therapy as long as they have HBV DNA (+), elevated transaminase or chronic inflammatory changes indicated by B-ultrasound. So as to inhibit virus, improve liver inflammation and necrosis, reduce transaminase and maintain normal liver function. In this way, it can delay and block the development of chronic hepatitis B to liver cirrhosis and liver cancer, prolong the life of patients, and improve the survival and quality of life of patients.