Hello sir, my hepatitis B positive

• treatment of Hepatitis B depends on how long have the patient infected for ,as acute hepatitis B infection requires symtomatic treatment such as getting rest , increase your  intake of warm fluids , and use paracetamol if you have pain ,if you have chronic hepatitis B need you need to be treated with some medications to slow the progression of the disease and avoid its complications such as oral Antiviral drugs  such as Entecavir ,Lamivudine or Adefovir ,and injections of Interferons( peginterferon alpha -2a or Interferon alpha -2b) which work  via stimulation of the immune system to attack the virus .if the liver damage is severe then liver transplant should be considerd

• based on medical history, physical examination then running of some tests such as liver ultrasound or CT to assess the cirrhosis , blood tests such as liver and AST which are high in the infection and antigens of the virus and its antibodies such as Hepatitis B surface antigen: if it is positive, then there is an active infection from hepatitis B infection, but if it is negative, then there is no active infection from the virus, Hepatitis B Core Antibody: If it is positive of the IgM type, then this means that there is an acute active infection of the hepatitis B virus, but if it is IgG positive, this means that there is a chronic infection of the virus or that it has been cured, and in If the test is negative, this means that infection has occurred in the distant past or as a result of vaccination, Antigen E of Hepatitis B: Being positive means the presence of a large amount of B virus in the body, which increases the possibility of infection with others. Antibodies to Hepatitis B surface Antigen: If it is positive, then this means that the vaccination against the B virus, or after the virus has been cured, or the infection is chronic, but if it is negative then this means that the virus has not been exposed or has not been properly responded to From the immune system, and DNA levels of Hepatitis B: If positive, this indicates the presence of an active B virus infection

• fever
• loss of appetite
• Diarrhia
• abdominal pain
• jaundice
• dark urine
• grey stool
• fatigue

advice :

• consult the doctor to assess your case and set a treatment plan