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Which is more terrible, hepatitis B or death?

In fact, there is no shortage of specific drugs for treating hepatitis B, but there is no shortage of specific drugs for removing hepatitis B virus from hepatitis B virus carriers. Many people don't understand that there is a difference between hepatitis B patients and hepatitis B virus carriers. Hepatitis B is the abbreviation of hepatitis B, and the key word is hepatitis. There is no inflammation in the liver of hepatitis B virus carriers. Therefore, at present, the treatment of patients with hepatitis B is only to treat patients with hepatitis B virus as carriers, even if the treatment is successful. If fortunately, during the treatment, because the autoimmune system activates the immune clearance mechanism for hepatitis B virus, the treatment of hepatitis B patients will also show that hepatitis B virus will be completely removed. Many hepatitis B virus carriers tend to heal themselves, and most of them have no history of liver inflammation when they heal themselves. A large number of examples show that the diagnosis of hepatitis B is problematic. The reason is that hepatitis B virus infection is not the only factor leading to liver inflammation. The liver of most hepatitis B virus carriers is not inflamed, which shows that the pathogenicity of hepatitis B virus is very weak. It is precisely because of this that hepatitis B virus is likely to be carried for a long time. But the problem is long-term carrying. Because of carrying hepatitis B virus for a long time, the liver may be inflamed by other factors for such a long time. However, this gives people the impression that hepatitis B virus causes hepatitis attack. For example, there are many bacteria in the human nasal cavity. It can be said that everyone is a carrier of bacteria. This kind of burden can't disappear as long as people don't stop breathing. It can be said that bacterial carriers are lifelong. But occasionally I catch a cold and have an inflamed nose. Can you diagnose which pathogen caused the attack of "B" rhinitis? Let's take a look at the treatment of rhinitis. Can such treatment completely eliminate the bacteria in the nasal cavity? There are many pathogens that can cause diseases, including bacteria and viruses. Won't the virus cause rhinitis? If this test is to find the culprit of rhinitis, then the related tests including known and unknown pathogens have to be done again, but the related tests of unknown pathogens have not been invented yet. How to do it? At present, the diagnosis of hepatitis B is somewhat similar to the diagnosis of the culprit of rhinitis, and it seems "perfect" to be a "B" rhinorhinitis virus. But the reality is, if you have rhinitis, treat it symptomatically. As long as you control the symptoms of stuffy nose and runny nose, no matter who the culprit is. As long as there is no stuffy nose or runny nose, it is meaningless to find out who the specific "B" nasal carrier is. Liver fibrosis is only related to repeated inflammation of the liver, and the generation of liver cancer is only related to liver fibrosis. Although at present, the suspect who caused these problems has been identified as hepatitis B virus. The main reason for suspicion is only the long-term carrier of hepatitis B virus, so there is evidence of hepatitis B virus at the crime scene. But this is only doubt, not the final decision of the court. The real culprit may just be that human beings have not invented the relevant test methods, so they are simply in the world. For example, the current discovery of hepatitis C virus shows that this virus may also cause liver cancer. In addition, hepatitis B virus carriers tend to heal themselves. Therefore, hepatitis B virus carriers may not necessarily lead to hepatitis B, liver fibrosis, liver cancer and death. Hepatic fibrosis is only a category of pathological diagnosis. It can be said that there are still some problems here in general, if two and a half tests prove that there is hepatitis B virus in the body. But this does not mean that the liver will be inflamed. Liver function in health examination can also be regarded as routine examination. There are some abnormalities in liver function test indexes, but in order to get concrete evidence that the liver is not inflamed, we can do a B-ultrasound of the liver to understand clearly. If the B-ultrasound is not clear and it is urgent to know whether the liver is inflamed, then we have to rely on liver puncture for pathological diagnosis. There are subjective factors here. Because of blood test, liver function and B-ultrasound, you can do a large-scale physical examination. Usually, these two health checks can be processed in parallel. That is to say, because it takes longer than B-ultrasound to get two and a half examination results, B-ultrasound is often done after blood is drawn, or blood is drawn after it is exceeded. Therefore, the personnel in the laboratory and B-ultrasound room know nothing about the inspector. After that, if the screening result is hepatitis B virus carrier and the liver function is abnormal, B-ultrasound will indicate the possibility of hepatitis. In order to know clearly whether there is a tendency of liver fibrosis, it is suggested that the physical examination should have a liver puncture. It can be seen from this process that the staff in the pathology room are very familiar with the examiner's situation. Therefore, the staff in the pathology room may be subjectively disturbed by some predictive information of the examiner. The detection rate of HBV carriers detected by B-ultrasound is obviously lower than that by pathological puncture. It is also the obvious difference in detection rate, and it is very easy for experts to advocate puncture for hepatitis B virus carriers. Results 30 million hepatitis B virus carriers are diagnosed as hepatitis patients every year, which is not surprising. In 2006, the statistics of the Ministry of Health showed that there were 93 million hepatitis B virus carriers in China (note: not hepatitis B patients), which was close to one tenth of the national population. Pathological puncture examination shows that there are 30 million hepatitis B patients every year. It is concluded that one of the three hepatitis B virus carriers will be a hepatitis B patient, that is to say, one of the three hepatitis B virus carriers will be a hepatitis patient. With this obviously exaggerated statistical evidence to convict hepatitis B virus as the culprit, it is not difficult to understand why there is discrimination against hepatitis B in China at present. Because the public, like you and your later girlfriend, are a little afraid of this kind of medical "fortune telling". Although the pathological diagnosis mentioned above may be influenced by subjective factors, when you are diagnosed with liver fibrosis, you still need treatment. Early fibrosis may still be controlled and recovered naturally. How can I put it? People always die, no matter how healthy they are. You were a soldier, and you are not afraid of death. But you don't want to leave this world too early. I wish you and your future wife can bump into the self-healing that has not been clarified by experts yet.