"People with hepatitis B are at high risk of liver cancer. If hepatitis B is not treated, 4% will develop cirrhosis. If cirrhosis is not treated, 1%-4% of patients will become malignant every year, and progress will be made according to the trilogy of hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver cancer. In recent years, with the continuous updating of treatment views and the standardized use of antiviral drugs, the probability of hepatitis B progressing to liver cancer has dropped significantly. Besides. The occurrence of hepatitis B is also related to heredity and drinking. "