The Causes and Prevention of Pneumonia

Children born to Hepatitis B carriers may be infected, but the risk can be reduced through prenatal checks and injections of high-titer Hepatitis B immune globulin.

A child will not get Hepatitis B by drinking breast milk from a Hepatitis B carrier, as Hepatitis B is not a digestive tract Infectious disease.

A patient with B Hepatitis and HBeAg positivity, who has a five-year history of the disease, has normal liver function and no symptoms, asking whether they can transmit the virus to their newborn baby. The response suggests traditional Chinese medicine treatment to stimulate the body’s immune system to produce an immune response against the B Hepatitis virus, aiming for rapid recovery.

The Hepatitis B virus is primarily transmitted through mother-to-child transmission, blood transmission, and sexual transmission. Male patients with Hepatitis B usually do not pass it on to the next generation. It is recommended that fathers with Hepatitis B have their children vaccinated normally after birth to produce antibodies to prevent infection.

Explains whether chronic pneumonia can transmit to children

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a common infectious disease that can be transmitted through droplets from the digestive or respiratory tract, as well as through contact with items contaminated by feces, blister fluid, or respiratory secretions from an infected child. If your child has close contact with another child in the hospital, there is a risk of infection. Symptoms are usually mild, and most patients can recover on their own.

The Transmission Risk of Hepatitis B Virus Carriers and Their Prevention Measures

Discuss the transmission risk and corresponding preventive measures for individuals without antibodies living with Hepatitis B patients.

The child has received three doses of the Hepatitis B vaccine, but someone at home has contracted the the triple therapy , worrying that the child may still be infected.