question by: MINGARCIA

[bberry]

by minegracia, 5 hours ago

To: hepatitis b researcher

i find out that i have hepatitis B
i dont hepa profile and sgpt and sgot..
accoring to the doctor my liver enzymes is normal.
and just advice me to take essensially forte 3 times a day..is it helpfull to me?
but recently i feel pain in my right side which this is were my liver located..
is it normal or i need to go to doctor to consult this?please advice me
thanks you very much

[minegracia]

my ultrasound result is
fatty liver.correlate clinically.contracted gallbladder,otherwise,negative.
common duct is normal.
My hepa profile result
HbsAg  Reactive
Anti HBs  Non Reactive
HBeAg     NON Reactive
Anti Hbe  Reactive
Anti HBc Ig M Non Reactive
Anti HBc Ig G  Reactive

[minegracia]

my ultrasound result is
fatty liver.correlate clinically.contracted gallbladder,otherwise,negative.
common duct is normal.
My hepa profile result
HbsAg  Reactive
Anti HBs  Non Reactive
HBeAg     NON Reactive
Anti Hbe  Reactive
Anti HBc Ig M Non Reactive
Anti HBc Ig G  Reactive

[bberry]

ultra sound is very essential at least once a year.. some do it every 6 months

[biobrain]

It may be better to have an ultra-sound of your liver. I am also planning to have for me.

[bberry]

you will need to go in for a complete and full analysis of your hepB . that way you will understand what your current condition is. you will need to test for things such as (hbsag, hbsab,hbeag,hbeab,hbcab,hbv dna) and you will also need to test your liver function and come up with the current readings

only then a better picture of your condition is understoodand someone on here might be help better assist.


also, i am not sure what "essentially forte" is .!!  is it an herb or a medicine or what ? please share with us what it is and how long you've been taking it

pain in upper right side where liver is located is normal for people with chronic hepB.  if it is constant and alwyas bothering you then i suggest you check yourself in a clinic and see whats wrong as. but occassional pain is normal and will continue to happen.