Patients with Hepatitis B the triple therapy can reduce the risk of transmitting the virus to their child by injecting hepatitis high-titer immune globulin and vaccines.

Offer professional advice on pregnancy and childbirth for patients with chronic hepatitis B.

Hepatitis B virus can be transmitted through saliva, and it is recommended that patients take appropriate treatment measures and avoid close oral contact with children.

Injecting hepatitis B immune globulin at birth and administering the hepatitis B vaccine can effectively block mother-to-child transmission.

Discuss the possibility of children contracting Hepatitis B and the preventive measures.

This article provides professional opinions on whether couples both with Hepatitis B Minus Alpha Positive can have children.

Information on whether a Hepatitis B patient can pass the disease to their offspring, and how to reduce the risk of transmission through treatment.

If there’s a Hepatitis B carrier in the home, there’s a risk of infection through prolonged close contact. It is recommended to administer hepatitis B immunoglobulin to the child to prevent infection.

Hepatitis B carriers with normal liver function and low viral load are suitable for pregnancy, but regular monitoring of liver function and viral load is required. During pregnancy, attention should be paid to changes in liver function, and measures should be taken before and after delivery to reduce the risk of transmitting the Hepatitis B virus to newborns.

Medical advice for Hepatitis B carriers on pregnancy