How to treat this chronic hepatitis B patient?

I have read the information of the landlord. This patient is characterized by a definite diagnosis of 1, mild chronic hepatitis B, high viral load and mild abnormal liver function, which is twice as low as normal. At present, the question under discussion is whether to carry out antiviral treatment. Personally, I think 1 can be used for antiviral treatment at present, but it is not the best time for antiviral treatment. Because antiviral treatment is the best, the liver function should be more than twice the normal value, and the effect is ideal. At present, if antiviral treatment is carried out, nucleoside analogues such as lamivudine or adefovir dipivoxil tablets should be the first choice, and interferon can also be used for treatment. However, this patient is not the best indication, because interferon will have a better effect on HBV-DNA load at the power of 5-6 of 10, and the effect is not ideal at high load. The ALT of the patient's liver function is 2 times lower than normal, which is also an undesirable factor. At present, there are two suggestions for patients: 1, no drugs, rest and observe the changes of liver function. If the liver function returns to normal after rest, no treatment is needed. If the liver function continues to rise, antiviral treatment can be carried out. 2. Appropriate oral treatment with liver-protecting and enzyme-lowering drugs. The above views are personal and I hope to help the landlord!