This article provides professional advice for male hepatitis B carriers who wish to have children and want to avoid infection during pregnancy.

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

Can women with high blood sugar during pregnancy restore their blood sugar to normal after giving birth?

Mothers with high blood sugar during pregnancy wonder if their blood sugar levels will return to normal after giving birth.

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Inquiry about how long after being diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome one can consider pregnancy

If you already have Hepatitis B antibodies, you do not need the booster shot and can get pregnant at any time; if your husband is a hepatitis B carrier, he needs timely and correct treatment to avoid transmitting the disease to others or worsening his condition.

For a 4-month pregnant woman, a normal fetal heart rate typically ranges between 120 to 160 beats per minute.