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There are 3 aspects you need to take care of:
1. to avoid transmitting to others
avoid blood donation, unprotected sex, shared use of razors
It is OK to share meal or kiss as saliva does not transmit the virus.
2, to avoid further damage to your liver
absolutely NO alcohol
avoid raw seafood so that you do not catch other types of hepatitis such as hepatitis A, which may further damage your liver or cause confusion to the doctor treating you (as he may think that this is caused by hepatitis B and treat you wrongly)
3. to have regular checkup and treatment for hepatitis B if necessary
If you wish to be seen in the specialist outpatient clinic (SOPD) in hospital authority醫管局, you should ask your doctor to write you a referral (either a private or a government doctor can do that). Typically you would be arranged a follow up in several months (which is OK, as hepatitis B rarely deteriorated rapidly if you are OK now). You would be given regular blood tests in the SOPD and would be arranged ultrasound scan of your liver if necessary.
The main aim of these tests are to pick up "chronic active hepatitis B", "cirrhosis" and "hepatocellular carcinoma/cancer" early. Lamivudine is the medication usually given to patients when the hepatitis B is active (when inactive, the medication should be avoided so that resistance 抗藥性 does not develop)
Also note that if you are a female, special care will be given when you're giving birth to prevent you transmitting the infection to the baby.