Be sure to pay attention after using entecavir for 2 years to see if your virus level is lower than this number!

If a hepatitis B patient takes entecavir for more than one and a half years to two years and the viral load is below 500, it is necessary to conduct ultra-high sensitivity viral quantitative testing in a timely manner to see if your virus is lower than this number!

Some time ago, Lao Song received a patient who had been diagnosed with hepatitis B for seven or eight years. He had been taking entecavir for antiviral treatment. As a result, his family took him to the hospital for examination because the whites of his eyes turned yellow. It was found that he had liver cirrhosis! The patient was very confused. I have been having regular checkups and the viral load is well controlled. How can I say that I have liver cirrhosis?

In fact, the latest clinical data show that for hepatitis B patients, only when the hepatitis B virus quantitative value is below 10 will it not cause obvious damage to our liver. That is to say, even if your virus level is below 500, it is not safe. You must conduct ultra-high sensitivity virus quantitative testing in time to see if there is low viremia. If so, then change the medication in time to reduce your virus level to below 10 as soon as possible!