Patient's question:
I am an patient. I gave birth to her without getting vaccinated in time. She is now a . Should she be treated? Is there a possibility of spontaneous conversion to negativity? What should I pay attention to in daily diet?Doctor's answer:
Originally, if you were positive for, you needed to be treated until you became before you could get pregnant. However, after conception, you should follow the advice of a maternal and child health doctor to receive injections of hepatitis B immune globulin at 7, 8, and 9 months of pregnancy. Right after the child is born, they should also receive one dose immediately, and another dose at 15 days of age. This will significantly reduce the child's risk of infection. Additionally, the child should receive routine hepatitis B vaccinations at birth, which will basically make the infection probability very low.Hepatitis B virus cannot pass through the placenta to the fetus while the child is in the womb. The hepatitis B immune globulin is given to prevent the initial exposure at birth, reducing the viral load so that it does not enter the bloodstream through small wounds on the child's skin.