Patient's question:
The child was bitten by a stranger on the night before yesterday through their clothes, leaving visible redness and bruises, but there were no obvious broken skin. Could this lead to infection with diseases like hepatitis B? Due to the extremely hostile attitude of the other child's parents, it's impossible to know their child's health status, and I'm worried they might carry viruses like hepatitis B.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the child being bitten will never transmit hepatitis B, because even if the person has hepatitis B, the virus level in their saliva is not enough to cause blood infection, let alone we cannot confirm that the other party has hepatitis B. Children playing around is normal, and the parents of both parties should resolve the matter well. That's all for the introduction about "what to do if a child was bitten through clothes by a stranger the night before yesterday." I hope the patient can soon be free from the torment of the disease and enjoy healthy days every day~