What makes the big three positive turn into liver cancer? To prevent the big three positive from turning into liver cancer, you should know these reasons

The replication of the virus of Hepatitis B virus is much faster than that of Hepatitis B virus. If the treatment is improper or not timely, the chance of Hepatitis B virus becoming cancerous is quite high. However, the specific chance of Hepatitis B virus causing cancer depends on the replication of the virus in the patient. If the virus replicates quickly, it will severely damage liver cells, and the liver will progress to fibrosis, which will eventually lead to cirrhosis and then liver cancer.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV), Hepatitis B antigen and Hepatitis B prostate are the more serious types of hepatitis B. Especially for those in the cirrhosis stage, they should be more vigilant. The chance of developing liver cancer in this state is quite high. Liver cancer is usually formed on the basis of cirrhosis. The reason why hepatitis B virus (HBV), Hepatitis B antigen and Hepatitis B prostate can become cancerous is because the number of HBV viruses is large and they replicate quickly. The trilogy of liver disease is hepatitis-cirrhosis-liver cancer. Therefore, the chance of hepatitis B virus causing cancer is still very high.

What are the reasons that can cause big three positive to turn into liver cancer

The mortality rate of liver cancer is very high, so many patients with triple positive are actively seeking ways to prevent triple positive from turning into liver cancer. What are the reasons that can cause triple positive to turn into liver cancer? There are mainly the following reasons:

1. Patients ignore their own condition. Many cases of hepatitis B virus (HBV) are asymptomatic, so patients think that hepatitis B virus (HBV) is harmless. In fact, this is a very wrong understanding. The lack of symptoms is because the liver has a certain self-repair ability. Occasionally, there will be no symptoms if it is damaged. However, in the process of repeated self-repair, the liver will gradually produce a kind of connective tissue. Over time, cirrhosis will form, and then liver cancer will follow. The trilogy of liver disease is hepatitis B--cirrhosis--liver cancer.

2. Patients blindly take medicine. Many patients with triple positive do not go to regular hospitals for treatment, but instead believe in some folk remedies for triple positive or go to roadside clinics for treatment. They blindly seek treatment without fully understanding their own condition. This not only costs a high material cost, but also fails to achieve the effect of treatment, delaying the best period for the treatment of triple positive. Blind medication will place a heavy burden on the liver, thus leading to liver cancer.

3. Patients’ bad living habits. Some patients still smoke and drink frequently, or often eat hot pot after knowing that they have three positives. Spicy and irritating food is very harmful to the damaged liver. Some patients often stay up late at night, and finally the liver is overwhelmed and liver cancer is formed. Patients must pay attention to it and try to avoid such phenomena.

Three aspects should be done well in the treatment of hepatitis B virus (HBV)

1. After being diagnosed with hepatitis B, patients with triple positive must go to a regular hospital for examination in time and receive symptomatic treatment according to their condition. Patients should actively cooperate with the treatment and follow the instructions. Do not blindly take medicine or believe in folk prescriptions for treating hepatitis B. Improper use of medicine will not only fail to achieve the therapeutic effect, but will also aggravate liver damage and worsen the patient's condition. triple positive may turn into cirrhosis.

2. Patients with hepatitis B virus (HBV) should pay attention to liver health in their daily life. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, high-protein and nutritious foods, supplement various vitamins, avoid spicy, smoked, high-fat and fried foods, do not stay up late at night, get enough sleep, and do some outdoor sports to enhance the body's immunity, which can speed up recovery from the disease.

3. Patients with hepatitis B virus (HBV) should go to a professional hospital for comprehensive examinations regularly, especially during hepatitis B antiviral treatment. Long-term medication may cause the hepatitis B virus to mutate and become drug-resistant. Regular examinations can timely observe the mutation trend of the hepatitis B virus so that doctors can take more accurate and effective treatment plans based on the patient's condition.