Thymalfasin.

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Introduction to Thymalfasin (Thymus Fasin)

1. Basic Definition and Mechanism of Action: Thymalfasin (Thymus fasin) is an immunomodulator, with thymosin as its main component. It helps the body restore immune balance by enhancing the function of T cells and regulating immune responses. The new mechanism of action of the thymus method includes promoting the activity and quantity of T cells, thereby enhancing the body's resistance to viruses.

2. Indications: Thymofaxin is mainly used for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B, especially for patients with weak immune function or immune dysfunction. It can improve the immune function of patients, enhance the body's resistance to viruses, reduce the replication rate of viruses, and alleviate the inflammatory response in the liver.

In addition, thymofaxin can also be used to improve the clinical symptoms of patients with chronic hepatitis B, such as fatigue, loss of appetite, jaundice, etc., and enhance the quality of life of patients.

3. Therapeutic Effect Multiple clinical studies have shown that thymofaxin can significantly improve liver function indicators such as ALT and AST in patients with chronic hepatitis B, and can effectively reduce the degree of liver tissue inflammation.

Long-term follow-up shows that the effect of the new thymus method after treatment remains stable and continuous, reducing the occurrence of complications such as liver cirrhosis. 4. Safety and Tolerance The new thymus method has a relatively high level of safety and good tolerance.

Common adverse reactions include mild pain and redness and swelling at the injection site, while severe adverse reactions are relatively rare.

In some patients, mild symptoms such as fever or fatigue may occur