Is triple positive definitely contagious?

People who often eat out must pay attention to the sanitary environment. There are many infectious diseases now. Hepatitis B is a very common infectious disease. Big three Yang is a very common hepatitis B disease. If you suffer from big three Yang, you must pay attention to it in your daily life. While actively treating it, you also need to pay attention to keeping a light diet and develop good living habits. Maintaining a good attitude is very important for recovery from the disease.

Is the big three Yang definitely contagious?

Hepatitis B virus (HBsAg) is contagious and highly contagious. Whether it is hepatitis B big triple positive or hepatitis B small triple positive, it only reflects the status of virus carrying in the human body, and cannot reflect whether the liver function is normal or not. Therefore, it cannot be used to judge the severity of the disease.

You will not be infected by working or eating with hepatitis B patients. Even hugging, kissing, and sharing tableware and toiletries have no evidence of infection. However, if there are damaged mucosal membranes or wounds in the digestive tract when kissing or sharing toiletries, there is a possibility of infection. Therefore, it is best to keep tableware and toiletries separate.

Symptoms of Hepatitis B virus

1. Digestive tract symptoms

Poor appetite, nausea, aversion to oil, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, upper abdominal discomfort, etc. are all significant symptoms of big three positive.

2. Systemic symptoms

Physical weakness, fatigue, lack of energy, etc. The mental and psychological stress induced by hepatitis B affects rest and sleep, and insomnia and nightmares are more common among the symptoms of hepatitis B.

3. Jaundice

Yellow urine, yellow eyes, and yellow skin, commonly known as the "three yellows," are the most obvious manifestations of jaundice. Since the liver is the center of bilirubin metabolism, when the condition is more serious, the bilirubin concentration in the blood increases due to disorders in the uptake, binding, secretion, and excretion of bilirubin, thus causing jaundice.

4. Abdominal bloating

The large number of bacterial proliferation in the body of patients with triple positive will not only cause an increase in gastrointestinal gas, but also lead to damage to the small intestinal mucosal epithelial cells, loss of villi and shortening, submucosal inflammatory lesions, etc., resulting in delayed emptying and making patients feel abdominal bloating.

5. Dark complexion

Unlike sun-tanned skin, the face in this case is dull and lusterless. In addition, severe dark circles under the eyes are early symptoms of chronic liver disease, most of which are chronic hepatitis B.

6. Yellow skin

Patients who have never had hepatitis may suddenly develop yellow eyes and skin after experiencing chills, fever, liver pain, and extreme fatigue. This indicates that the patient has acute icteric hepatitis. If a patient with chronic hepatitis develops jaundice, it indicates that the condition has worsened.

7. Spider nevus

There is a red dot in the middle, surrounded by bloodshot, similar to the symptoms after a mosquito bite. When the center of the mole is pressed with one end of a thin stick, the entire mole disappears, and it reappears after releasing it. This can distinguish it from other vascular nevi.

8. Liver palms

The color of the palms of patients with triple positive is very different from that of ordinary people. The palms of ordinary people are rosy in color, while the palms of patients with triple positive are whitish and bloodless.

Liver disease experts emphasize that the appearance and aggravation of the symptoms of triple positive may be due to the worsening of the patient's condition. Therefore, they also remind everyone that if the above symptoms occur, you must go to a regular liver disease hospital in time to receive scientific hepatitis B treatment.