What does TAF antiviral therapy involve?

TAF (tenofovir alafenamide) is a once-daily oral tablet taken to suppress hepatitis B virus replication. The annual protocol includes a prescription for 365 days of medication and four quarterly monitoring visits. Each visit involves a blood test to assess viral load, liver enzymes, and kidney function, ensuring the therapy remains effective and safe. This is a maintenance treatment, not a cure, but it reliably controls the virus long-term.