How to prevent the transmission of hepatitis B carrier mothers to their children during pregnancy?

Hepatitis B is not genetic but can be transmitted to the next generation through the mother-to-child route or other means.

This article discusses the common question of whether male hepatitis B virus carriers are suitable for childbearing.

Patients with Hepatitis B the triple therapy can consider childbearing after liver function is stable, and should regularly monitor liver function and avoid taking medications that may affect the liver.

Can a man with hepatitis have children?

Can a mother with Hepatitis B ’ surface antigen+ ’ breastfeed her child?

The question of whether a mother with hepatitis B’s surface antigen+ can breastfeed her baby is addressed, suggesting checks for HBV-DNA and vaccination against hepatitis B, as well as the potential transmission of hepatitis B through breast milk, but further confirmation is needed.

If a two-month-old baby is diagnosed with hepatitis, treatment can be considered with traditional Chinese medicine’s Yin Chen Hao Decoction or hospital-based liver protection therapy.

Treatment Methods and Prognosis of Pediatric Hepatitis

Hepatitis patients can have children under proper precautions and medical measures, but they should be cautious to avoid transmitting the infection to their partners and children.