? In fact, this problem is of great concern to patients with hepatitis B who are addicted to smoking. Mr. Qi from Guangzhou, Guangdong can be said to be an old smoker. He smoked for 20 years before he was diagnosed with hepatitis B. After he was diagnosed with hepatitis B, he went to Guangdong Institute of Hepatology for two courses of virus treatment, which completely achieved clinical recovery. The doctor advised him not to smoke. Mr. Qi, who recovered from hepatitis B, quit smoking for half a year, but secretly smoked again, and was later discovered by his wife. He was taken to Guangdong Institute of Hepatology to check the mutation resistance of hepatitis B virus. After recovery, the replication of hepatitis B virus in his body stopped, but now the hepatitis B virus begins to replicate and his liver function is damaged. Fortunately, I found it in time. After half a course of treatment with German anti-HBV blood photooxidation therapy, the replication of hepatitis B virus in the body stopped and clinical rehabilitation was realized again. Professor Zhao Guoqing, chief expert of Guangdong Institute of Hepatology (winner of excellent papers at the National Symposium on Hepatitis and invited expert at the International Conference on Viral Hepatitis and Hepatology), pointed out that it is equally important to do a good job in daily health care after the recovery of hepatitis B. Is it expensive to treat hepatitis B? For their own health, hepatitis B patients are advised not to smoke. Generally speaking, hepatitis B patients, hepatitis B virus replication is more active, and their immunity is lower. Smoke contains carcinogens, carbon monoxide, nicotine, cigarette tar and other toxic substances, which will be detoxified through the liver. If it is a patient with hepatitis B, it will increase the burden on the liver and lead to the deterioration of the condition. Recommended reading >>& gt What should I pay attention to in hepatitis B, Big Three Yang? The liver of hepatitis B is damaged. Smoking in hepatitis B will reduce the repair and regeneration ability of liver cells, thus aggravating hepatitis and accelerating the process of liver fibrosis, leading to the development of liver cirrhosis and liver cancer. In addition, we should know what hepatitis B eats, eat more foods that are beneficial to liver maintenance, and keep in good health scientifically. For more details, please click on our to learn more.