Can carriers of hepatitis B virus turn negative

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Generally speaking, hepatitis B virus carriers also need to pay more attention in life, and in life, many people are very concerned about whether hepatitis B virus carriers can turn negative. Here we will understand whether hepatitis B virus carriers can turn negative.

Can carriers of hepatitis B virus turn negative

First of all: we need to understand that, in theory, hepatitis B virus carriers can turn negative, some people have carried it in childhood, but in adulthood, before the age of 23 (seems to be this age), they may turn negative, but the probability is quite small. Although the probability is relatively low, there are still clinical cases of HBV carriers turning negative naturally and after treatment. The negative rate of HBsAg in HBV carriers over 15 years old is higher than that in children aged 1-14 years old.

Secondly, the negative conversion rate of HBV carriers with HBsAg titer ≤ 1:128 was higher than that of patients with HBsAg titer > 1:256.

Finally: in HBV carriers, the negative conversion rate of HBeAg was higher than that of HBeAg positive patients.

matters needing attention

In fact, hepatitis B virus carriers can turn negative, but the probability is very low. In life, hepatitis B virus carriers should eat more fungi and other foods that can improve their immunity.