Can a person with and abnormal liver function have children?

Patient's question:

Can a person with and abnormal liver function have children?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it is recommended to have children after liver function returns to normal. Although the infectivity of minor hepatitis B (HBeAg negative) is not as strong as that of major hepatitis B (HBeAg positive), it still causes severe damage to the liver itself. It is more prone to causing liver fibrosis, leading to cirrhosis and liver cancer. While patients with minor hepatitis B have less active viral replication compared to those with major hepatitis B, the risk of developing cirrhosis is 40 times higher in minor hepatitis B patients than in the general population. It is crucial to take this seriously.
Chinese medicine treatment for minor hepatitis B not only helps fight the virus and improves liver condition symptoms but also enhances physical fitness, boosts immunity, and combats fibrosis, eliminating patients' concerns about developing cirrhosis. Combining traditional Chinese medicine with Western antiviral medications can improve efficacy and achieve a curative effect that addresses both symptoms and root causes. Especially in terms of fibrosis, Chinese medicine shows excellent results in combating fibrosis, making it the safest and most effective method for treating and preventing cirrhosis and liver fibrosis.

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