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Suggest Treatment For Positive HBsAg And Elevated Liver Enzymes
Hi doctor,
I am 25 years old. 5'8 height and 75 KG weight.
I did my 2 tests yesterday i-e 1) HBsAg and 2) LFT
Results of which are as :
HBsAg is REACTIVE and LFT is also positive i-e SGPT (ALT is 127) normal value is 5-55 and SGOT (AST is 62) normal value is 5-40.
Now please tell me about the treatment.
Thanks !
I am 25 years old. 5'8 height and 75 KG weight.
I did my 2 tests yesterday i-e 1) HBsAg and 2) LFT
Results of which are as :
HBsAg is REACTIVE and LFT is also positive i-e SGPT (ALT is 127) normal value is 5-55 and SGOT (AST is 62) normal value is 5-40.
Now please tell me about the treatment.
Thanks !
Tue, 3 May 2016
Hi welcome to HCM...
Noted you are HBSag reactive...
If it remain positive after six month then you are chronic carrier....
If you already carrier then HBV DNA and HBeag done to check whether in active stage or not....
If active stage to suppress multiplication antiviral drug given....
Cutt off oil in diet to rest liver....
Avoid alcohol.
In lunch and dinner include green leafy vegetables....
Refined food avoided.
Fried and fatty food taken less....
One tsp crushed carom and cumin seed taken with water daily early in morning....
Take care.
Dr.Parth
Noted you are HBSag reactive...
If it remain positive after six month then you are chronic carrier....
If you already carrier then HBV DNA and HBeag done to check whether in active stage or not....
If active stage to suppress multiplication antiviral drug given....
Cutt off oil in diet to rest liver....
Avoid alcohol.
In lunch and dinner include green leafy vegetables....
Refined food avoided.
Fried and fatty food taken less....
One tsp crushed carom and cumin seed taken with water daily early in morning....
Take care.
Dr.Parth
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