Can someone with "big three positive" hepatitis B take donkey-hide gelatin cake (Ejiao cake)?

Dec 02, 2025 Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Gao Jun
Introduction
In general, "big three positive" refers to hepatitis B large three positive, meaning positivity for hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B e-antigen, and hepatitis B core antibody. This usually indicates active viral replication and high infectivity. Patients with hepatitis B large three positive can consume Ejiao cake, but should do so in moderation. Since Ejiao cake is rich and greasy, excessive consumption may lead to digestive problems; therefore, the amount consumed should be adjusted according to individual digestive capacity.

In general, "Big Three Positive" refers to hepatitis B large three positive, meaning the hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B e-antigen, and hepatitis B core antibody are all positive. This usually indicates active viral replication and high infectivity. Patients with hepatitis B large three positive can consume donkey-hide gelatin cake (Ejiao cake), provided they do so in moderation. The details are as follows:

 

Donkey-hide gelatin cake is primarily made from Ejiao and is rich in nutrients such as protein and amino acids. Patients with hepatitis B large three positive often experience qi and blood deficiency, fatigue, and other symptoms due to disease-related depletion. These nutrients help replenish energy and improve mental well-being. Additionally, the nutritional components in the cake may support the body's immune defenses and provide foundational support for liver repair. As long as a reputable product is chosen and intake is properly controlled, it will not increase the burden on the liver and can help maintain overall health.

However, donkey-hide gelatin cake is rich and greasy; excessive consumption may lead to digestive issues, so intake should be adjusted according to individual digestive capacity. It is advisable to include fresh vegetables in the diet to ensure adequate dietary fiber intake and promote digestion. Alcohol must be strictly avoided in daily life to prevent further liver damage. Maintain a regular sleep schedule and avoid staying up late to allow the liver sufficient rest. Follow medical advice for timely medication, regularly recheck liver function and viral markers, adjust treatment and dietary plans based on test results, and maintain emotional stability to support disease control.

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