Will big three positives turn into liver cancer? The harm of big three positives in liver cancer should be made clear

Many people may know that HBsAg can turn into liver cancer through hepatitis and cirrhosis, but HBsAg also has the risk of directly turning into liver cancer. Therefore, if we find out that we have HBsAg, we must pay attention to it and take antiviral treatment in time, which can effectively prevent the risk of HBsAg turning into liver cancer.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a manifestation of hepatitis B. Many patients diagnosed with hepatitis B virus (HBV) may be carriers of HBV, but they do not have hepatitis B. However, as hepatitis B virus (HBV) is not treated for a long time, the HBV virus cells in the body continue to replicate, thus causing viral hepatitis. If viral hepatitis is not treated correctly, it will turn into cirrhosis and lead to the risk of liver cancer. This is a process of liver disease development, so will hepatitis B virus (HBV) directly turn into liver cancer?

Generally speaking, it takes a process for triple positive to turn into liver cancer. For example, it will first develop into hepatitis, then into cirrhosis and then into liver cancer. The chance of directly developing liver cancer is relatively small, but it cannot be ruled out. If triple positive is not treated for a long time, the virus in the body will continue to replicate and combine, which can easily cause gene mutations, thereby causing the harm of liver cancer.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can turn into liver cancer after a long period of changes, but it often goes through liver fibrosis, cirrhosis and other diseases in the middle. It is very rare to directly turn into liver cancer, but it does exist. Therefore, after we get HBV, we must actively take treatment measures. Don't ignore the treatment of HBV because if HBV is not treated in time, it is very likely to activate the hepatitis B virus cells in the body, which will cause serious effects on the liver.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is highly contagious. Whether it is a hepatitis B patient or a hepatitis B virus carrier, if you find that you have hepatitis B virus (HBV), you should take active treatment measures. In addition to drug treatment, we should also pay attention to our daily life, try to avoid smoking and drinking, maintain a good work and rest habit, do not overwork, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid eating high-calorie and high-fat foods.

Many people think of liver cancer when they hear about "big three positives" because it is a liver disease that is very difficult to cure. If it develops into hepatitis B, cirrhosis is likely to occur during the long treatment process. Once cirrhosis occurs, it is very close to liver cancer. However, friends must not give up treatment, because many "big three positives" may just be carriers of the hepatitis B virus and not cause hepatitis B. Therefore, as long as we actively cooperate with the treatment, "big three positives" can be transformed into "small three positives", thereby reducing the risk.