If you’ve got hepatitis  B or hepatitis C, then you’ve got more risk of liver disease like cirrhosis (scarring), liver cancer, and liver failure. You may need treatment for your hep B or C even if you are feeling well. A regular liver check-up allows your liver health to be tracked; it allows you to discuss with your doctor how to slow the progress of liver damage and decide when to start treatment.
Your liver check-up may start with a liver function test and other tests to measure how well your liver is functioning. These blood tests can be arranged by your hepatologist or specialist. A liver ultrasound may also be done. If you are under 40, a liver check-up after 2 or 3 years will suffice. But if you are above 40 and are suffering from liver diseases and then you should get liver checked annually.