Can the "Big Three Yang" virus be cured effectively?

Generally speaking, "Big Three Positive" refers to the condition where three items turn positive in the five-serology test for hepatitis B: hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg), and hepatitis B core antibody (HBcAb). Whether a high viral load in "Big Three Positive" can be cured mainly depends on the acuteness or chronicity of the disease and the immune status of the patient. If it is acute hepatitis B, the patient's immune system is usually more effective in fighting the virus and the condition generally can be cured. However, for patients with chronic hepatitis, the immune system has already been compromised, making it difficult to achieve a complete cure. Detailed analysis is as follows:

If a patient with a high viral load of "Big Three Positive" develops acute hepatitis B, particularly in adults, the condition generally can be completely cured. This is because the immune system of adults is usually well-developed and capable of clearing the virus through its own immunity. At this time, treatment mainly relies on the patient's immunity rather than medications.

However, if a patient with a high viral load of "Big Three Positive" develops chronic hepatitis, the difficulty of curing the disease significantly increases. This is because the liver of a patient with chronic hepatitis has already suffered long-term damage, and the virus may have integrated into the liver cells, making treatment more complex. Most patients with chronic hepatitis require long-term antiviral medication to maintain stable condition and prevent further deterioration.

In daily life, one should ensure adequate sleep, maintain a balanced diet, and engage in moderate exercise to strengthen the body's immune system and improve resistance to the virus.