Host  and viral risk factors associated with progression of chronic hepatitis B

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host and viral risk factors associated with progression of chronic hepatitis B

World Gastroenterology Organization (WGO) 2015. World Gastroenterology Organisation Practice Guideline. Hepatitis B

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factors	host	viral
non modifiable	male gender older age family history of HCC host genetic polymorphism	unrelenting HBeAg-seropositive hepatitis sustained elevation in serum HBV DNA sustained elevation in serum ALT HBV genotypes C and D
modifiable	excess alcohol intake obesity/NAFLD drugs (immunosuppressive/hepatotoxic)	coinfection with HIV coinfection with HCV and HDV

Host and viral risk factors associated with progression of chronic hepatitis B

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