Thank u so much @ThomasTu
What are the chances of virus mutation in this phase…??
Or it will stay like this for the rest of my life… !!
However recently my doctor suggested me liver accumulates fat to protect liver at times in HBV
Its does not sound reasonable. Any expert can relate ?
Dear @Guru777,
If you maintain daily treatment, this will prevent viral replication and therefore reduce the numbers of viral mutations.
Hope this helps,
Thomas
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Hi @sorte, I would agree with you that this does not sound accurate. Studies have actually shown that people with Hepatitis B are less likely to get fatty liver:
- https://www.journal-of-hepatology.eu/article/S0168-8278(11)00775-6/
- Hepatitis B virus infection and the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: a meta-analysis - PMC
Thomas
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Will chronic hbv petients go through all the phase…??
If yes… then Suppose if i am on inactive phase and on antiviral treatment …
What will be my next phase ??
reactivation phase or immune clerance phase ??
Hi @Guru777,
There’s no guarantee that people go through these 4 phases in the same order or even at all. On treatment, you are unlikely to proceed to reactivation or immune clearance phases.
Hope this helps,
Thomas
Thank u so much @ThomasTu …
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