Many people have the dream of being a soldier, but only some people can enter the military camp, because the physical examination of being a soldier is quite strict, and only those who meet certain health standards can pass the physical examination. Hepatitis B is an infectious liver disease. Although the standard organization has clearly stipulated that the hepatitis B examination should be cancelled in the fields of further study and employment, the infectivity of hepatitis B is always an important objective problem, which will inevitably affect the health of the group of hepatitis B patients who join the army. So?

The state stipulates in the physical examination of enlistment that one of the following circumstances cannot pass the physical examination of enlistment.

1, alanine aminotransferase improved by Guinness method is more than 180 unit or improved by Wright method is more than 40 unit;

2. Alanine aminotransferase increased by more than 65,438+030 units by Guinness method or by more than 25 units by Reichsler method, accompanied by thymol turbidity test of more than 6 units or zinc sulfate turbidity test of more than 65,438+02 units;

3. The titer of HBsAg detected by reverse passive hemagglutination method is greater than 1: 16.

In other words, if the first item of the second and a half tests of hepatitis B is positive, it is impossible to pass the military examination. At the same time, it is not recommended for hepatitis B patients to serve as soldiers, because some hepatitis B patients are not contagious, but they will not transmit hepatitis B virus to others in their daily lives. However, life in the military camp is different. Training in the military camp is basically training, and training often bleeds. Compared with the life of ordinary people, the chances of infecting others are greatly increased.

In addition, for patients with hepatitis B, hard training in the army will increase the burden on the liver of patients with liver disease, and they will not get enough rest, which is likely to lead to a rapid deterioration of their condition. In addition, in the army, it is generally closed management, which will hinder the treatment of hepatitis B. Patients do not have enough time to check and treat, so patients with hepatitis B are not suitable for joining the army.

Expert advice: Therefore, patients with hepatitis B who intend to join the army or get employment must actively receive hepatitis B treatment, control and cure hepatitis B as soon as possible, leaving the last possibility for joining the army. Only by choosing a specialized hospital with remarkable curative effect can we greatly shorten the treatment cycle and recover as soon as possible. We can't give up ourselves. Hepatitis B is not a terminal disease. As long as we face it positively, cooperate with doctors and choose a regular big hospital, under normal circumstances, the condition can turn negative.