Patient's question:
I found out I had chronic hepatitis B during my pregnancy, and it was around the second month of gestation.To prevent transmitting it to my son, I specifically received hepatitis B immune globulin injections during the 7th, 8th, and 9th months of pregnancy. The baby received hepatitis B immune globulin and the hepatitis B vaccine at birth to undergo prophylaxis. I even had a cesarean section and avoided breastfeeding.
Just a few days ago, when my son was nine months old, he was tested positive for chronic hepatitis B. I’m so angry! How much effort did I put into this? Oh my god, what is going on?
Does this virus mean it can never be eliminated? What about his future, like attending a good kindergarten?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of hepatitis are caused by irregular diet, damage to the spleen and stomach, inability to transform dampness, internal damp-heat, stagnation of the spleen and injury to the liver, leading to disharmony of the liver, gallbladder, and stomach. In treatment, antibiotics should be used first, followed by liver-protecting medications combined with treatment. Avoid foods that burden the liver.