Patient's question:
My husband was diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B a few months ago. I have antibodies, and our child is one year old. He has received three doses of the hepatitis B vaccine since birth, but we haven't checked for antibodies. My husband's liver function has returned to normal after some treatment. Will our child still be infected if we eat together?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I suggest taking your child for a check-up of the five hepatitis B items to see if they have antibodies, as hepatitis B antibodies can decrease over time. The "" is the most infectious type of hepatitis B, and there is a certain risk of transmission when the child eats with him. However, if the child has antibodies in their body, it can reduce the risk of infection, but this is not a fundamental solution. At the same time, it is recommended that the patient use separate utensils when eating.How is the patient's condition now? Are liver function and viral DNA normal? If it's convenient, you can share the test results with me for direct communication, so I can help you analyze the condition in more detail and provide more reasonable guidance.