Hepatitis B patients need to undergo a series of medical examinations before planning to get pregnant.

Patients with hepatitis B surface antigen positivity can reproduce under certain conditions and with appropriate measures to prevent mother-to-child transmission.

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

If both partners are infected with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV), can they 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.

Parents with Hepatitis B the triple therapy can consider childbirth after transforming to surface antigen+ , and it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine for protection of liver function and prevention of liver cirrhosis.

A mother who had a normal physical examination in September last year was hospitalized for an ectopic pregnancy and surgery. After discharge, a blood test revealed she had hepatitis C, worried about transmitting it to her child, and inquired about coping strategies.

How should liver disease patients handle the issue of childbirth?

Liver disease patients can take care of children if there is no risk of transmission, but they need to pay attention to personal hygiene and regular check-ups.

Long-term liver dysfunction may lead to hyperactivity of the spleen, which in turn can cause a decrease in immunity and fever. It is recommended to undergo a comprehensive examination and receive symptomatic treatment.