Yao Ce was diagnosed with hepatitis B when he was two and a half years old. His parents took him to visit famous doctors all over China, bought expensive drugs and took good care of him.
In February 2020, Yao Ce was diagnosed with liver cancer. His mother tried to cut the liver to save her son, but found that it was not her own, thus uncovering the 28-year-old incident.
Seeing this, everyone can't help wondering: isn't the survival time of hepatitis B very long? How can a year pass gently?
If time can be reversed, the ending of this matter may be rewritten.
/kloc-newborns and infants under 0/year old are infected with hepatitis B virus, and the risk of chronic hepatitis B is 90%.
In order to avoid the persistent epidemic of hepatitis B virus, China has implemented the strategy of timely vaccination of newborns with hepatitis B vaccine since 1992 to block mother-to-child transmission. Since 2002, newborns have been vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine free of charge and achieved good results.
At present, China has fully promoted the combined immunization of newborns with HBsAg positive mothers (hepatitis B vaccine combined with HBIG). At present, only 5% to 7% of newborns will have mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B.
Born in 1992, Yao Ce is catching up with this wave of "mother-to-child blocking of hepatitis B". If he had been vaccinated against hepatitis B in time after his birth, he would probably be a healthy young man now.
Unfortunately, he missed it.
Even if hepatitis B becomes chronic, there is still a chance to pursue "clinical cure" by insisting on taking medicine and maintaining healthy living habits.
Through drug treatment, it can inhibit the replication of hepatitis B virus for a long time, reduce the inflammation and necrosis of liver cells and the proliferation of liver fiber tissue, improve the quality of life and prolong the survival time.
In addition, patients with hepatitis B need to check their liver function and virus once every three months, and at least once a year, so as to find out the activity of hepatitis B virus and the health of the liver in time.
It may not be inconceivable that Yao Ce can persist in drug reexamination, survive in clinic and even be cured.
Unfortunately, he didn't do it.
We should all have heard of the route of hepatitis B, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Yes, some patients with chronic hepatitis B may progress to cirrhosis, but it may take years or decades, and it is not as fast as we thought.
Moreover, after treatment, if hepatitis B virus replication can be eliminated or permanently inhibited, liver necrosis and inflammation can be alleviated, and liver function can be improved, the progress of liver cirrhosis can be delayed.
Even if liver cirrhosis caused by hepatitis B virus develops into liver cancer, if it can be treated at an early stage, such as drug therapy, embolization therapy, surgery, etc., it is hoped that the survival time of patients will be significantly improved.
Unfortunately ... no ifs.
For most patients with hepatitis B, hepatitis B is not an incurable disease; Insist on treatment, regular check-up, and seek medical advice in time if the condition changes. After all, the fire of life is in your own hands.
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