What are the symptoms of small triple positive

There are many hepatitis B patients in our lives. Most of them are infected because of acquired infection, because liver disease is contagious. Some people are due to genetic factors. In fact, when the initial condition of hepatitis B is mild, the patient's body will not produce any discomfort, but in severe cases of big three positives and small three positives, the patient will smell greasy smells and feel nauseous. So what are the symptoms of small three positives?

1. The virus defeated the antibodies

When the patient's immunity is low (such as due to diabetes, lung disease, AIDS, etc.), the hepatitis B virus has the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, causing viral hepatitis, liver cell damage, and even cirrhosis and liver cancer.

2. Antibodies defeat the virus

Maintain a regular diet, eat less greasy food, quit smoking and drinking, eat more vegetables and fruits, rest on time, increase exercise, and take immune-enhancing or antiviral drugs when necessary. You will have a chance to enhance your resistance and weaken the damage of the virus. Over the years, the balance of victory will always tilt towards us, and the small triple yang will naturally turn into negative.

The hepatitis B two-pair-half test only checks whether there is hepatitis B virus infection, and cannot determine the severity of the existing disease. Hepatitis B patients should not take it lightly just because they have no symptoms. They need to have their liver function, hepatitis B virus DNA quantification, hepatitis B two-pair-and-a-half test, four liver fibrosis items checked every year to comprehensively judge the infectiousness of hepatitis B and the severity of the disease. These are also important indicators of the effectiveness of hepatitis B treatment.

For patients with small triple positive, if their liver function is normal and they do not feel uncomfortable, they will not have any symptoms at this time; if the disease attacks, the symptoms will be as follows: first, the patient will feel tired and will not be relieved after rest; second, there will be gastrointestinal reactions, such as decreased appetite and nausea when brushing teeth in the morning, and some patients may have symptoms such as vomiting; third, the patient will experience pain in the liver area, bleeding gums and other symptoms.