A mother with Hepatitis B who experienced nipple cracking during breastfeeding is concerned about transmitting the virus to her baby and inquires about the suitability of breastfeeding.

Common Questions Answered About Breastfeeding for Hepatitis B Virus Carriers During Childbirth

Risks and Prevention Measures of Breastfeeding for Hepatitis B Virus Carriers

Can hepatitis B virus carriers give birth in general hospitals, and how can mother-to-child transmission be prevented?

FAQs about newborn vaccination and hepatitis B virus prevention.

With an alanine aminotransferase level of 200, and the results showing HBsAg 0.35s/co - HBsAb 706mlU/ml + HBcAB 0.05S/CO + HBeAg 0.22s/co - HBeAh 22.2co/s, and HBcAb-lgM 0.06S/CO - negative for pre-S1 antigen, the test results indicate a past infection with the hepatitis B virus, current recovery, and resistance. Elevated alanine aminotransferase levels may be related to fatty liver.

FAQ on pediatric liver disease, understanding the transmission and treatment of hepatitis B virus.

Would a five-month-old baby who has received two doses of the Hepatitis B vaccine get infected with the Hepatitis B virus after being kissed?