Is it hepatitis B for the child if the man has hepatitis and positive for?

Patient's question:

2004

Doctor's answer:

Currently, there is no reliable medication available to treat hepatitis B. Medication treatment generally requires lifelong use and can also cause viral mutation, as well as toxic side effects on other organs. Cell therapy for hepatitis B has shown higher efficacy than medication treatment, as it utilizes autologous immune cells to effectively clear the hepatitis B virus. You can visit our hospital website to learn more about cell therapy for hepatitis B, or consult our experts directly.
It is recommended to pay attention to the following:
1. Avoid alcohol,
2. Maintain a positive mood (anger can harm the liver),
3. Avoid medications that can damage the liver,
4. Engage in moderate exercise, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat more vegetables, fruits, high-protein, and high-vitamin foods.
Good lifestyle habits are also important.
Advice: However, there is a relatively safe and reliable preventive method: after a child is born, timely administration of hepatitis B immune globulin and hepatitis B vaccine can prevent the child from contracting the hepatitis B virus. Additionally, if your partner has hepatitis B antibodies, it increases the likelihood of success.
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