Treatment Options for Hepatitis B

There's no cure for hepatitis B. But there are medications that can make the virus inactive. Inactive hepatitis B means you have the virus. But inactive ...

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Your immune system likely can clear the hepatitis B virus from your body. You should recover fully within a few months. Most people who get HBV ...

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Hepatitis B can't be cured, but it almost always goes away on its own. There are medications that can help treat long-lasting hepatitis B infections.

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There's no cure for hepatitis B, but there is a highly effective vaccine as well as options for managing your symptoms, lessening your risk of long-term health ...

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A cure, however, may be in the near future because there is exciting research being done today to generate promising new drugs. These new drugs all work ...

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There is currently no cure for HBV. However, most people recover in 1–3 months. Many people will not need treatment and can take steps to protect the health of ...

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About 95% of adults who are exposed to HBV fully recover within 6 months (acute HBV) without medication. About 5% have HBV all their lives ( ...

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There is no specific treatment for acute hepatitis B. Chronic hepatitis B can be treated with antiviral medications. Care for people with ...

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There is no cure or medication that totally eliminates the virus or makes HBsAg negative, but there is hope. There are approved therapies for ...

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