Can the big three positive turn negative

A question that hepatitis patients often ask is whether the hepatitis B virus can turn negative. In fact, up to now, there is no effective antiviral drug in China that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus from the body. Therefore, if you want a thorough and effective treatment, it involves many issues, such as the body's own immune function. The most important thing is that patients should pay attention to their daily living habits and take good self-protection measures.

1. Can the hepatitis B virus turn negative? Turning negative may mean that all five indicators turn negative or the surface antibody is positive, the surface antigen is negative, and the liver function damage is completely cured. It is almost impossible to achieve this standard through drug treatment alone.

2. There are no effective antiviral drugs at home and abroad that can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus in the body, because the hepatitis B virus can hide (some may mutate), integrate its genes into the nuclear genome or mitochondrial genes of human liver cells, and cannot be eliminated. Once the time is right, it will reassemble into a virus, become active, and continue to replicate. Therefore, to completely cure hepatitis B, while carrying out antiviral treatment, we must fully rely on the body's own immune function. In other words, the key is to improve the body's immunity, which is difficult to achieve in hepatitis B patients.

3. Currently, the rate of completely cured cases is between 1% and 5% (different researchers have different statistical results). But people with big triple positive do not need to be pessimistic. Through self-protection measures such as controlling diet and changing lifestyle habits, 30%-50% of the infected people have never had their liver function damaged, and after turning into small triple positive, there is no further viral replication. Ultimately, death had nothing to do with hepatitis B virus infection. It is recommended that you maintain good living and eating habits. Hepatitis B is nothing serious, it is just a disease, and although it cannot be cured by medication alone, it is entirely possible to prevent the virus from harming your body.