Patient's question:
Feeling great, everything is normal, infectedDoctor's answer:
Hello, if you have hepatitis B with a positive, you can still get pregnant and have children. Medical advice: When you give birth in the hospital, inform your primary doctor that you have previously had hepatitis B. This way, they can administer the hepatitis B vaccine and high-titer hepatitis B immune globulin to the newborn within six hours of birth, which can prevent the transmission of the hepatitis B virus. However, you cannot breastfeed for the time being, as it takes two to three months to develop hepatitis B antibodies. After a certain period, once you have tested positive for antibodies, you can start breastfeeding. Additionally, if your liver function is normal, there should be no major issues. You can take some liver-protecting medications, such as creatinine tablets and liver-protecting tablets, and avoid spicy and greasy foods. Eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins and protein. Get adequate rest and avoid staying up late. I hope my answer helps you. Wishing you health and happiness, and a healthy baby soon.