Patient's question:
Poor sleep, yellow urine. A year ago, I was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B, normal liver function, and I'm getting married. I don't know if I can have children.Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend, normal liver function indicates that the liver's compensatory ability has not been damaged. However, the strength of transmissibility needs to be confirmed through DNA results. The higher the value, the stronger the transmissibility. Have you had any tests done? It is recommended to wait for the DNA to return to normal before considering having a baby, so the threat of the virus to the baby will be much smaller. In addition to active treatment and adequate rest, hepatitis B patients should also cooperate with dietary management. A balanced diet is beneficial for the repair and regeneration of liver cells, enhances immune function, and promotes the recovery of liver function. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to supplement sufficient vitamins and fiber, which also helps promote digestive function. A low-fat, low-sugar, high-protein diet (such as soy products, chicken, and fish). Wishing you a speedy recovery!