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CAN HEPATITIS B BE TREATED?
Yes, But It depends on your condition. There are drugs that can suppress the Hep B Virus but complete cure depends on early detection and the strength of your immune system. People with hepatitis B should seek the care or consultation of a doctor with experience in treating hepatitis B. This can include some internists or family medicine practitioners, as well as specialists such as infectious disease physicians, gastroenterologists, or hepatologists (liver
specialists). People with chronic hepatitis B should be monitored regularly for signs of liver disease
and evaluated for possible treatment. Several medications have been approved for hepatitis B
treatment, and new drugs are in development. However, not every person with chronic hepatitis B
needs to be on medication, and the drugs may cause side effects in some patients.
What can people with chronic hepatitis B do to take care of their liver?
People with chronic hepatitis B should be monitored regularly by a doctor experienced in caring for
people with hepatitis B. They should avoid alcohol because it can cause additional liver damage. They
also should check with a health professional before taking any lay treatments, prescription pills,
nutritional or herbal supplements, or over-the-counter medications, as these can potentially damage
the liver.
Yes, But It depends on your condition. There are drugs that can suppress the Hep B Virus but complete cure depends on early detection and the strength of your immune system. People with hepatitis B should seek the care or consultation of a doctor with experience in treating hepatitis B. This can include some internists or family medicine practitioners, as well as specialists such as infectious disease physicians, gastroenterologists, or hepatologists (liver
specialists). People with chronic hepatitis B should be monitored regularly for signs of liver disease
and evaluated for possible treatment. Several medications have been approved for hepatitis B
treatment, and new drugs are in development. However, not every person with chronic hepatitis B
needs to be on medication, and the drugs may cause side effects in some patients.
What can people with chronic hepatitis B do to take care of their liver?
People with chronic hepatitis B should be monitored regularly by a doctor experienced in caring for
people with hepatitis B. They should avoid alcohol because it can cause additional liver damage. They
also should check with a health professional before taking any lay treatments, prescription pills,
nutritional or herbal supplements, or over-the-counter medications, as these can potentially damage
the liver.
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