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Hepatitis B
I suddenly found out that I have the HBsAg virus in my blood. When I checked the viral load, it was 3×10³, but I did not take any treatment. After 6 months, I got it tested again, and the viral load had increased to 5.6×10³. Still, I did not undergo any treatment and focused on my health. After another 6 months, I tested again, and the viral load was 1.1×10. Can this be cured, or is there any treatment for it?
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Hepatitis B should be treated if viral load is more like in your case.can cause liver carcinoma.kindly consult and take appropriate treatment.
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that you have been diagnosed with hepatitis B. While it is true that some people with hepatitis B can experience spontaneous recovery, it is important to seek medical advice for proper evaluation and treatment.
The viral load of 1.1×10 is considered high, which indicates active viral replication. While it may be possible for the virus to clear on its own, this is not always the case, and delaying treatment can increase the risk of liver damage and other complications.
It is recommended that you consult with a healthcare professional or me who specializes in liver diseases to discuss your specific situation and determine the most appropriate course of treatment. I may recommend antiviral medications or other interventions to help manage the infection and prevent complications. Or whatsapp me on eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two
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You need treatment otherwise this will damage your liver
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