How do people approach non-HIV patients with hepatitis B, a negative Hepatitis B E antigen, normal LFTs and relatively low HBV DNA between 2000-20000?

Treatment of chronic Hep B is recommended to prevent maternal-fetal transmission, reactivation during chemotherapy, recurrence after liver transplantation, and in patients with decompensated cirrhosis. Treatment has been shown to reverse fibrosis and cirrhosis. Specifically referring to the above sc...

Agree, if HBV DNA viremia is very low and there is no cirrhosis and liver functioning well with normal LFTs, then just monitor every 6 months and get an abdominal ultrasound every 6 months also.