At present, there is no specific medicine for treating hepatitis B. In the process of treatment, the principles of isolation, rest, reasonable diet, proper nutrition and attention to symptomatic medication are mainly emphasized. There are many treatments for chronic hepatitis B, which can be summarized as follows:

1. Antiviral therapy, aiming at eliminating hepatitis B virus.

2. Immunotherapy aims at regulating the immune function of the body.

3. The purpose of liver protection therapy is to protect the integrity of hepatocytes and promote the recovery of hepatocytes.

4. The purpose of metabolic therapy is to promote the metabolism of hepatocytes and ensure the normal function of hepatocytes.

5. Treating jaundice and benefiting gallbladder aims to promote jaundice to subside and benefit gallbladder.

6. Enzyme-lowering therapy, aiming at promoting the decrease of transaminase.

7. Treat various complications.

However, the treatment principles of various types of hepatitis B are different. In patients with severe hepatitis B and liver cirrhosis, liver cells have been damaged to some extent, so it is not suitable to use antiviral drugs such as interferon. Most patients with acute hepatitis B can turn negative within half a year, so interferon injection in convalescent patients can promote the pathogen to turn negative; For HBeAg and HBV-DNA positive patients, because of their strong infectivity and active virus replication, the combination of antiviral and immunomodulatory therapy is advocated, and those with abnormal liver function should pay attention to rest and liver protection treatment.