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In the past, hepatitis B virus carriers could not apply for health certificates, but the newly issued "Regulations for the Implementation of the Food Safety Law" clearly stipulates that hepatitis B virus carriers are no longer prohibited from engaging in the catering industry, and announced the cancellation of hepatitis B testing and thresholds for four types of professional personnel such as chefs and restaurant waiters. At the beginning of February 2010, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and other departments jointly issued a Notice, requiring all localities to cancel the hepatitis B test in the physical examination for school enrollment and employment within 30 days, so as to protect the normal right of hepatitis B virus carriers to attend school and work. These measures have significantly removed all aspects of restrictions on people living with the hepatitis B virus.

Generally speaking, the health certificate will not be given to patients with hepatitis B, but as long as the hepatitis B virus carrier has normal DNA, normal liver function, and the virus is not in the replication stage, the health certificate can be applied for according to the relevant legal provisions.

In fact, a health certificate is not a panacea for hepatitis B virus carriers, and only timely examination and treatment can solve the underlying problem. Hepatitis B virus carriers should have liver function and HBV-DNA tests done once every three months and six months, pay close attention to the changes in liver function and whether the hepatitis B virus is replicating in the body, find abnormal liver function and virus replication, and give symptomatic treatment, do not miss the best treatment time.

At present, hepatitis B virus carriers can now receive a health certificate, but the specific measures vary according to the situation in different places. But the work of people living with hepatitis B is now protected by law.

Hepatitis B carriers are divided into chronic HBV-DNA carriers (patients with high levels of DNA quantification but normal liver function and immune tolerance) and inactive HBsAg carriers (small Sanyang, HBV-DNA is lower than the lower limit of detection, and normal liver function);

It seems that your test results are acceptable as long as they are within reasonable limits.

Your liver function is normal, which means that your body is healthy now, and I hope you can get your health certificate as soon as possible.

Also, you should check your hepatitis B regularly, read more about this knowledge, and don't be confused by the advertisements of what big three yang to small three yang outside.