I really feel sorry for that patient! At present, there is no drug that can completely eliminate hepatitis B virus and completely cure hepatitis B in a short time, just like treating hepatitis C. What money are you wasting? I can only give money to a liar who says he can cure hepatitis B for nothing! Treating hepatitis B can't be solved by spending money. At present, we have to face the reality and learn to use the current antiviral drugs to fight hepatitis B virus for a long time. In the process of fighting against hepatitis B virus, mentality is very important. Don't spend so much money for nothing like that patient.
If there is really a drug that can completely cure hepatitis B, I don't think it will cost most people money to treat it. Now the listing of hepatitis C drugs is an example, and its cost can be said to be similar to that of long-acting interferon treatment for one year.
As a doctor, I can tell you clearly that if a new drug for treating hepatitis B is really developed one day, it may cost half or even most of your family property, and most people will still choose flowers. Why? Because it is not you who decide the price of the newly developed drugs for treating hepatitis B, but the pharmaceutical factory, in order to recover the research and development costs, the price will definitely not be cheap!
Every new drug comes out with a patent, and it is basically 20 years. The patent system avoids inefficiency and waste to a certain extent. Developing a new drug to eradicate hepatitis B means that this pharmaceutical factory has spent more than ten or twenty years, and I don't know how many billions, even billions, to develop new drugs and technologies. At this time, if new drugs come out, everyone knows what formula and how to produce it. If you were the owner of a pharmaceutical factory, would you still develop new drugs and technologies? Of course not. The reason why so many pharmaceutical companies are still developing new drugs today is because there is a market of nearly 300 million hepatitis B patients behind it, which can recover the cost. And why haven't you heard that a big company is willing to develop drugs to treat beriberi? Similarly, Chen Ben's R&D investment is too high. For many patients, beriberi is treatable and controllable. Indifferent mentality means that the recovery cost of this market is too slow, so big pharmaceutical companies are unwilling to do it.
Therefore, if there is a treatment for hepatitis B that can make patients spend half of their wealth, I still hope that it will come out as soon as possible, because the patent is limited in time, and the country can include it in medical insurance one day!
But back to reality, I still advise you as a doctor: at present, there is no medicine to cure hepatitis B. Now you spend half of your property to treat it, which is not only ineffective, but also actively gives your hard-earned money to those scammers.
It's not so terrible to get hepatitis B. Regular treatment can completely live like a normal person, and daily contact will not infect others at all. Patients with hepatitis B can give birth to normal babies. Those who discriminate against hepatitis B patients are completely afraid of ignorance of hepatitis B virus!
I believe many hepatitis B comrades will not hesitate to answer-I do.
However, at present, there is no drug that can radically cure hepatitis B in the world. Both interferon and oral antiviral drugs need long-term treatment, and the existing treatment scheme can not completely eliminate hepatitis B virus in the body within a controllable time. Therefore, the treatment goal recognized by hepatologists now can only be-under the premise of long-term medication, the hepatitis B virus in patients with hepatitis B will not replicate, so that patients will not have recurrent hepatitis. As long as we do this, the vast majority of hepatitis B comrades will not develop cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Now, this is all we can do. You can't listen to all kinds of deceptive propaganda, spend a lot of money and use various remedies to try to cure hepatitis B in a short time. Instead, it is necessary to start appropriate treatment at the right time under the guidance of a reliable doctor, and maintain a long-term good state without cirrhosis and liver cancer. Only in this way, once there are drugs that can cure hepatitis B in the future, can we live to that time and have enough economic strength to obtain these drugs.
The following is an "anti-fraud encyclopedia" that summarizes the experience of many comrades in hepatitis B, and I will give it to you as a New Year gift first:
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If hepatitis B can be eradicated, 100% people are willing to accept the price of losing everything! It's not your illness that makes you ask such boring questions so calmly!
Let alone the harm of hepatitis B itself, that is, light discrimination can kill some psychologically fragile patients. Over the years, we have been opposed to discrimination against hepatitis B, and we are vigorously promoting it both in social groups and at the national level. However, the reality is that discrimination still exists implicitly or explicitly.
My patients often talk about discrimination and all kinds of wonderful things. An exaggerated case, a state-owned enterprise physical examination found abnormal transaminase, and the employer required normal transaminase before joining the company, so did I.
Hepatitis B is a chronic disease with limited transmission routes (mother-to-child, blood and sex), which can be controlled and prevented. Daily contact will not infect hepatitis B virus. Once again, I appeal to everyone to oppose hepatitis B discrimination and accept hepatitis B patients.
(Actually, whether you accept it or not, there are nearly 1 100 million hepatitis B patients in China, and there is one hepatitis B patient for every 14 people. This is an objective reality. )
Finally, I also hope that patients with hepatitis B will face life positively and work actively. You're not fighting alone!
Guo Na, a liver disease expert at Beijing You 'an Hospital affiliated to Capital Medical University, said.
The reason for this problem is that we all know that hepatitis B is incurable, at least for now.
The reason why hepatitis B is stubborn is that a component of hepatitis B virus (cccDNA) is deeply hidden in liver cells, and drugs cannot reach it. In some cases, it can reappear and continue to replicate hepatitis B virus, leading to repeated infections. Although we can't completely kill hepatitis B virus, we can minimize the number of hepatitis B virus through antiviral treatment, so that it is not harmful to our liver. The following is the current treatment of hepatitis B.
Although we can't cure hepatitis B, we can control hepatitis B, reduce the damage of liver function, reduce the occurrence of cirrhosis and liver cancer, and improve the quality of life, so as to live like normal people, except donating blood and drinking.
In this case, if you can cure hepatitis B through huge funds (such as a net worth or half a net worth), I believe everyone will choose to go, because once you cure hepatitis B, you don't need to continue taking medicine in the future, and you can save a lot of money. Don't worry. However, as we all know, this is just an idea. At present, there is still no cure for hepatitis B, and any folk prescription or secret recipe handed down from generation to generation will not work. Don't be cheated. Even the second-generation TAF of tenofovir, which is now publicized, has the strongest antiviral effect, and only inhibits virus replication, rather than completely eradicating hepatitis B.
We should all insist on antiviral treatment. When there is a cure, happiness will come. Even if it can't be cured, it is good to control it now. What I fear most is that irregular treatment will delay the development of liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
I think this problem is not a problem at all for people who are deeply troubled by hepatitis B. If you really develop a drug that can treat hepatitis B, don't say that you are willing to spend half!
Under the current conditions, hepatitis B is still incurable. In the final analysis, it is because hepatitis B virus can penetrate into normal cells, and we can't throw away all the liver cells, so there is nothing we can do after the drug goes in.
At present, the treatment of hepatitis B can only be controlled as much as possible, controlling the amount of virus, slowing down virus replication, reducing virus activity, minimizing liver damage, improving the quality of life of patients with hepatitis B, and delaying the occurrence of cirrhosis and liver cancer as much as possible.
If a drug that can cure hepatitis B is really developed, it will definitely be expensive at the beginning of the market, after all, the research and development expenses are there. The average person who wants to use this medicine is really likely to spend half or even all of his fortune.
But who doesn't want to get rid of hepatitis B? Who doesn't want to be healthy and don't need to live in the eyes of others all day? As long as you are healthy, you can earn it back if you lose it. If you are in poor health and lose your life, you will have hundreds of millions of dollars in your hands. What can you do?
So why not? I believe many people are willing. After all, in the face of money, health is the most important thing!
Not to mention spending half, that is, spending all the property, including the house, can also cure the "terminally ill" people. Although hepatitis B is not a terminal disease, it is also difficult to cure it. The view of western medicine is that hepatitis B patients are infected with hepatitis B virus. I have never denied this. But I am more concerned about your living habits, such as drinking, smoking, irregular life, (eating from time to time, overeating delicious food, not eating or being picky about food. Irregular sleep, etc. ). Pay more attention to whether your usual mentality is peaceful, unselfish, angry, sulky and sunny. Pay more attention to whether you usually have a certain amount of activity, including work and rest and exercise. Attention should be paid to these aspects. People's health will not be infected with hepatitis B virus or any advanced cancer. But now that we have it, we should face it correctly and look at it from the above aspects. Don't always pin your hopes on medicine. In fact, taking medicine is one aspect of treatment. There are many terminally ill patients who have been sentenced to death, and they are too numerous to mention. They only pay attention to the above aspects. What we are concerned about here is all-round, and we must never take it out of context. It is impossible to focus only on one or two aspects. Traditional Chinese medicine has never been terminally ill, but it is all chronic, and chronic diseases should be treated slowly. Especially in the treatment of these so-called terminal diseases, Chinese medicine still has advantages. Of course, when I say this, I don't mean to deny the methods of western medicine, but it will be better to combine Chinese and western medicine.
Huh, how much money you got there?
Spend half.
My net worth is about100000, which is virtual, only figures, no cash, and may be a virtual asset.
Someone once gave 99% of 1000 billion to a person who can continue his life, around 2000, in Hong Kong, Macao, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. I guess he also made a similar advertisement in Singapore, Malaysia, which means that someone can save his life and he can trade 99% of his 1000 billion total assets.
Hepatitis B is not a serious disease. A few tablets of Chinese medicine heal themselves without beating.
Hepatitis B patients have used antiviral drugs for half their lives, and there is no oil and water. Do you still need to squeeze out the last bit of oil and water after the invention of the specific medicine? How cruel!
If the invention of specific drugs still needs half the wealth cost to cure hepatitis B, how many hepatitis B patients are willing to treat it? What is the net worth of half? For those hepatitis B patients who are poor due to illness, will it be an astronomical figure? What's the use of specific drugs?
I have spent almost all my antiviral treatment for half my life, and finally I have to spend half my family's money on specific drugs. Isn't this extinction? Why is this generation of hepatitis B patients so unlucky?
Antiviral drugs are expensive enough now, and patients with hepatitis B complain a lot, so they can only bite the bullet and live in the dark. I have always hoped that the specific medicine for curing hepatitis B will come out as soon as possible, but I never thought that even if the specific medicine was invented, I could afford it.
As a doctor, I feel very sad to see many patients with hepatitis B give up treatment because of financial difficulties every day. Therefore, I hope that if a specific drug for treating hepatitis B is invented, it is better to make it cheaper, or give it to patients with hepatitis B for free, so that patients with hepatitis B will not be ruined for treatment.
If you spend half your fortune to treat hepatitis B, will you?
If you can cure hepatitis B, it is actually worthwhile to spend half of your fortune. But before there is a drug with no definite curative effect, be wary of all kinds of gimmicks and so-called therapies to drain your family wealth in advance. Is it rare for money to be sick?
The existing medical technology can't cure people infected with hepatitis B, and the existing effective drugs don't actually cost much. And all kinds of magic drugs and doctors boasted in advertisements often make you sell your house and land to pay for all kinds of treatment. You can use your toes to calculate, their mind is only to harvest those who are ill and go to the hospital indiscriminately, so be vigilant.