liver cancer trilogy . Many people should have heard of it. Specifically, it takes three steps to hepatitis B to liver cancer . from hepatitis to cirrhosis , and then from cirrhosis to liver cancer . It seems that there are only three steps, but this distance is not long, short It is not short. If hepatitis B is taken seriously, with good treatment of , the in the body hepatitis B virus is inhibited , and the distance between hepatitis B and liver cancer will be lengthened. It may be that for decades , or even will never have liver cancer in your lifetime .
liver disease expert He Bin
But if hepatitis B is diagnosed, does not treat in time, and does not pay attention to liver care and liver protection , liver damage will further develop, when hepatitis develops to Liver fibrosis means that the liver damage is serious. Not only do you need antiviral treatment , but you also need to perform liver protection . Otherwise, liver cancer will arrive faster, and will suffer from liver cancer in less than a year.
Which groups of people are most likely to get hepatitis B?
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, residents of high-incidence areas of hepatitis B are inseparable from these three: source of infection, transmission route, and hepatitis B population. If you live in a high-incidence area of hepatitis B, there will definitely be more people who are sick, which will increase the risk of hepatitis B infection.
2, hemodialysis patients
, such as uremia or hematopoietic dysfunction, etc., need to do hemodialysis for a long time, and their own cellular immunity is defective, and severe anemia , which has poor immunity to hepatitis B virus. Therefore, the infection rate of hepatitis B will be significantly higher than that of healthy people and non-dialysis patients with kidney disease.
3, pregnant women
When women are pregnant, the metabolism and interpretation functions of the mother and the fetus in the abdomen are mainly operated by the liver, and the liver will have a great work burden. If you are attacked by the external hepatitis B virus at this time, you will be more likely to get hepatitis B. Therefore, it is not recommended that women with hepatitis B become pregnant, as it may worsen the condition and may also cause the fetus to be infected with the virus.
4. People who have experience in intravenous drug use;
5. Male homosexuals;
6. People who have multiple sexual partners and have had high-risk sexual behaviors;
7. People who have not received the hepatitis B vaccine;
To sum up, everyone knows who are prone to hepatitis B and ignores hepatitis B. What hidden dangers will the body have? I hope you can understand in advance and improve scientifically is the most important thing, so as to improve scientifically and obtain health. Don’t be careless.
