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Chronic Hepatitis B is a viral infection caused by the Hepatitis B virus (HBV) that persists in your body for more than six months. This infection currently affects approximately 40 million people in India and 254 million worldwide.
Here’s what makes it dangerous: Hepatitis B is often called a “silent” disease because it can damage your liver for years without showing any symptoms. Many patients only discover they have Hepatitis B during routine blood tests or when serious complications like cirrhosis or liver cancer have already developed.
The virus continues to attack liver cells, causing inflammation and progressive damage. Over time, this leads to:
Recognising the Warning Signs: Symptoms of Chronic Hepatitis B
Understanding the symptoms of chronic Hepatitis B can help you seek treatment before permanent liver damage occurs. However, remember that many patients have no symptoms at all in the early stages











IMPORTANT: If you experience jaundice, abdominal swelling, or confusion, seek medical attention immediately. These indicate advanced liver disease that requires urgent care.
We believe exceptional gastrointestinal care begins with accuracy, compassion, and experience. Our approach focuses on early diagnosis, advanced endoscopic treatments, and personalized care to ensure safe, effective outcomes for digestive and liver disorders.
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Accurate diagnosis is the first step toward effective treatment. Dr Singla uses advanced diagnostic protocols to assess your condition thoroughly.
Even small amounts accelerate liver damage in Hepatitis B patients.
Obesity increases the risk of fatty liver disease, which worsens Hepatitis B outcomes.
Manage diabetes, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure to reduce liver stress.
Co-infection with Hepatitis A can cause severe liver problems in Hepatitis B patients.
Certain medications, supplements, and herbal remedies can harm your liver. Always consult Dr Singla before taking anything new.
Focus on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Limit processed foods and excess salt.
Modern antiviral medications can suppress the Hepatitis B virus to undetectable levels in the vast majority of patients. This means the virus stops damaging your liver, your risk of cirrhosis drops dramatically, The earlier you start treatment, the better your outcomes. Waiting until severe liver damage occurs makes treatment more difficult and limits your options.
Dr Singla can tell you exactly where you stand and what your realistic treatment outcomes will be.
Yes. With proper antiviral treatment, regular monitoring, and healthy lifestyle choices, most people with chronic Hepatitis B can live long, productive lives without serious complications. The key is early detection and consistent medical management
Hepatitis B is not spread through casual contact like hugging, sharing food, or living together. It spreads through direct contact with infected blood or body fluids. Your family members should get vaccinated against Hepatitis B for protection. Dr Singla can guide you on preventing transmission and arranging family screening.
It's never too late to seek help. Even patients with cirrhosis or advanced liver disease benefit from antiviral treatment. The medications can still slow disease progression, reduce the risk of liver cancer, and improve survival. Dr Singla has extensive experience managing complex cases and can help even if your disease is advanced.
Follow-up frequency depends on your treatment plan. Patients on antiviral therapy typically need blood tests and check-ups every 3-6 months initially, then every 6-12 months once stable. Those being monitored without medication usually need assessments every 6-12 months.
While there's no specific "Hepatitis B diet," you should avoid alcohol completely, maintain a healthy weight, eat a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and limit processed foods. Dr Singla provides personalized dietary guidance based on your liver function and overall health.