Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation with the requirements followed:A doctor said it would be more than half a year before another check-up can be done to see if antibodies have developed.
My husband has mild liver damage and has not received any treatment.
I just wanted to ask, if my husband has not received any treatment, and I don't know if antibodies have developed, if he gets pregnant, what kind of consequences might there be?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, I suggest your husband get regular liver function tests and hepatitis B virus DNA tests. If the results are normal, there is no need to worry, and medication is not required. Regular follow-up is sufficient. You can have children. The main thing is for you to promptly get the hepatitis B 2, 3, 4, 5 test. If there are no antibodies, you should get the hepatitis B vaccine promptly to generate them. If you have local antibodies, it is generally unlikely to transmit the virus to the baby. The probability of transmission from the father is indeed low.