Chronic hepatitis B many in babies and infants time infection or maternal infant vertical dissemination result. It is reported that approximately has 120,000,000 hepatitis B virus carrier in China, 30,000,000 people rotatable become the chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis even liver cancer.
The hepatitis B virus carrier majority does not use the treatment, but this does not mean that all hepatitis B virus carriers are safe, may have no more worries. “the partial carriers do not take the periodic inspection, when has the obvious symptom only then to go see a doctor, often already was liver disease’s later period, possibly loses the opportunity which treats.”
The clinical statistics revealed that liver cancer patient 80% to 90% have the hepatitis B foundation.
How should the hepatitis B virus carrier work out own examination plan? Which hepatitis B patient does need to treat?
The hepatitis B carrier divides into two kinds: First, chronic hepatitis B virus carrier, two right and wrong activity performance antigen carrier. The former including big, young three positive patients, simultaneously the blood serum hepatitis B virus (HBVDNA) assumes the masculine gender, “this kind of patient needs every 3 month periodic inspection one time.”The second kind of patient includes slightly three positive, HBVDNA to assume the negative patient, regards as by doctor “the good carrier”, a half year inspects one time then.
It is known that except above two kind of carriers, And stressed specially, in chronic hepatitis B virus carrier, partial patients, although the liver function performance is normal, but actual liver organization inflammation already obvious, even presents the liver fibrosis, this kind of patient occupies the carrier 20% to 50%, “this kind of person like immediate cure, may the quick development be liver cirrhosis, even liver cancer.” Suggestion, this kind of carrier, if the blood serum hepatitis B virus level continues to be higher than above 105 copy /ml, should carry on the liver puncture inspection, assistance next step treatment
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