Can you get pregnant one month after getting the hepatitis B vaccine?

Patient's question:

6 years ago, I received the hepatitis B vaccine, and my body has antibodies. I recently got another booster shot. I'd like to consult about any potential impact on pregnancy. (My husband carries the hepatitis B virus. What should be done when the child is born?)

Doctor's answer:

Hello, this will not be affected, please rest assured. Generally, vaccines will produce antibodies in the body within twenty days or so, especially since you already have antibodies, so it will be faster. Advice: it will not affect pregnancy. After the child is born, it is important to give them the hepatitis B vaccine. It is important to note that hepatitis B is transmitted through blood, semen, and mother-to-child transmission, as well as sharing needles, etc. Take appropriate measures to protect yourself. There is no need to worry about anything else.

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