Patient's question:
My husband has hepatitis B (minor positive), and my wife does not. We want to have a child. What interventions and treatments are needed to ensure that the child we conceive in the future does not have hepatitis B?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your situation, it is advisable to consider pregnancy. Do not worry. Medical advice: It is best for pregnant women to receive the hepatitis B high-efficiency immune globulin at the 789th week of pregnancy. After birth, the child should receive the first dose of hepatitis B high-efficiency immune globulin and 30 micrograms of hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours. Subsequently, at the 23rd month, both the hepatitis B high-efficiency immune globulin and the 30 micrograms of hepatitis B vaccine should be administered simultaneously. Generally, this approach maximizes the likelihood of preventing transmission to the child. Doctor's inquiry: