Patient's question:
During the twenty-five weeks of pregnancy, I never had a thorough liver function check. Before delivery, a detailed examination was conducted, and the result was a small positive. Regarding whether the baby can breastfeed, opinions are divided: some say it's okay, while others say it's not. Now the child has been born for more than forty hours...Doctor's answer:
The liver function has never been checked carefully, and a thorough examination was conducted before delivery. The result was a small three positive (HBsAg positive), regarding whether the baby can breastfeed, opinions are divided—some say it's okay, while others say it's not. Now the child has been born for more than forty hours, the whole family is in a dilemma and very anxious. Please help the experts provide clarification. Thank you very much. Today, the baby's liver function test (five items) was also conducted, and the result showed no abnormalities in the baby.Hello, you can breastfeed, but be careful not to let your nipples get cracked or chapped. It has been scientifically proven that breast milk does not contain hepatitis B antigens, so there is no problem. However, it is recommended to wash your hands thoroughly before breastfeeding.
Care and management: As long as you pay close attention, everything will be fine. The above advice is for the question "Can a mother with a small three positive (HBsAg positive) breastfeed?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!