Can hepatitis B patients drink red wine?

We all know that alcohol is an indispensable substance in social situations. Drinking less alcohol is good for the body, but excessive drinking can also be harmful, especially for some special diseases. Drinking can make the condition worse. Some drugs can also produce poisoning reactions with alcohol. For example, you must not drink alcohol when taking anti-inflammatory drugs. So, can hepatitis B patients drink red wine?

Hepatitis B patients should unconditionally quit drinking (abstinence). Hepatitis B patients with a history of drinking habits should resolutely quit drinking. Newly discovered hepatitis B patients should also stop drinking in the future. Because, no matter how much you drink, whether you drink white wine, red wine or beer, it is a further blow to the liver that has already been damaged by the hepatitis B virus.

First, hepatitis B does not affect the life expectancy of most patients, so there is no need to be pessimistic.

Second, hepatitis B patients should avoid drinking alcohol, because alcohol needs to be detoxified in the liver and can increase the burden on the liver. Therefore, all beverages containing alcohol are included in this list.

Third, just be careful not to drink alcohol and avoid strenuous exercise when liver function is abnormal.

Fourth, you can get married as long as your partner has been vaccinated against hepatitis B.

Hepatitis B patients should unconditionally quit drinking (abstinence). Hepatitis B patients with a history of drinking habits should resolutely quit drinking. Newly discovered hepatitis B patients should also stop drinking in the future. Because no matter how much alcohol you drink, whether it is white wine, red wine or beer, it is a further blow to the liver that has already been attacked by the hepatitis B virus. As we all know, sexual intercourse is one of the ways of transmission of hepatitis B virus. Therefore, after men are infected with hepatitis B, they can still have sexual intercourse except during the acute course of hepatitis. Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted through blood (such as blood transfusions, blood products, shared needles, etc.). In addition, some viruses are also found in saliva, semen, and vaginal secretions, so sexual contact is also a way of transmission. Therefore, if a wife has hepatitis B, she can also infect her husband. If the family members of the hepatitis B patient are not infected and do not have antibodies, they should go to the hospital in time to get vaccinated. After the antibodies are produced, they can play a good preventive role.

Suggestions: Quit drinking and go to a regular hospital's infection department for antiviral treatment as soon as possible. The earlier the antiviral effect, the better.