How can the small triple positive turn into negative?

What exactly happens when the triple positive test turns negative? In fact, it depends on the individual's physical condition. In modern life, there is also a phenomenon of turning the triple positive test negative through one's own immune system without taking any drug treatment measures. Of course, when facing this symptom, you should consult a doctor for the correct conditioning.

1. Through the body's own immune function, the small three positive can naturally turn negative. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) naturally turns negative, which means that without taking any drug treatment, only relying on the body's own immune function, hepatitis B virus (HBV) naturally turns negative. In the past, the medical community has always believed that the chance of natural conversion to negative is very low. According to statistics, the natural conversion rate of surface antigen is 8.6% every 10 years, 25.2% every 20 years, and as age increases, the natural conversion rate reaches 44.7%. It can be seen that nearly half of hepatitis B patients can naturally convert to negative without treatment. However, if patients with Hepatitis B virus (HBV) hold the idea that they do not need treatment since there is hope that the virus will turn negative, they are completely wrong.

2. In addition, experts also pointed out that the natural conversion of hepatitis B to negative is not a good thing. Most patients believe that the natural conversion of hepatitis B to negative means that the condition has improved and no examination or treatment is needed. Therefore, people relax their vigilance, not knowing that this situation is most likely to lead to cirrhosis or even liver cancer.

3. Whether it is Hepatitis B virus (HBV) or Hepatitis B virus (HBV) virus, the chance of it turning negative is very small. Of course, it is also possible for it to turn negative naturally. Naturally turning negative mainly depends on one's own immunity and resistance to eliminate the hepatitis B virus, but this situation is rare.

4. If the liver function tests remain normal for a long time and the hepatitis B virus deoxyribonucleic acid is always negative after regular check-ups, these people do not need medication. There is no obvious physical discomfort, and the physical strength and appetite are the same as those of a normal person.

5. Generally, hepatitis B patients will become chronic hepatitis B virus carriers. In order to further clarify your condition, we recommend that you go to the hospital to check your DNA and liver function so that we can make an accurate judgment on your condition. The goal of treating small triple positive is not to completely turn it negative, but only to make HBV-DNA negative. If it is convenient for you to travel, you can come to our hospital for detailed examination and systematic treatment.