Patient's question:
Age Description: My child is 6 years old and has received 6 vaccine shots. The first three shots did not produce antibodies, but after receiving three more shots, antibodies were generated. However, now, in just two years, there are no antibodies again. People at the local health and disease prevention station said that it is no longer recommended to get the hepatitis B vaccine now. Is that true? I myself have chronic hepatitis B, so my child is in a high-risk group. In this situation, should I continue to vaccinate my child? If so, how many shots should I give, and should they be domestic or imported? What dosage should be used? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Hello, in this case, it is necessary to re-administer the hepatitis B vaccine. Domestic brands are acceptable. In addition to symptomatic treatment for pediatric liver disease, patients need to consult experts for more advice and maintain communication with their doctors. Patients should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a Class A hospital for diagnosis and treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.