Can hepatitis B virus carriers breastfeed their children?

Patient's question:

Am I a hepatitis B carrier, can I breastfeed my child? Is it contagious, what can it bring to the child?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, it is recommended that you get treated first before getting pregnant to avoid transmission. Carriers of the hepatitis B virus are the best candidates for treatment, as they recover more quickly. It is crucial to receive timely and proper treatment to achieve rapid recovery and prevent long-term non-healing from leading to deterioration. Over time, chronic hepatitis B can progress from hepatitis B to cirrhosis and then to liver cancer, which is commonly referred to as the "three-step progression of hepatitis B." Currently, Western medicine has no specific remedy for hepatitis B. It is advised to use traditional Chinese medicine ingredients such as Fructus Meliae Azedarach, Citrus medica, Atractylodes macrocephala, Pteronia incisa, Oroxylum indicum, Plastrum testudinis, Paeonia lactiflora, Aquilaria sinensis, Panax ginseng, Alisma orientale, Scutellaria baicalensis, Atractylodes macrocephala, Poria cocos, Bupleurum chinense, Metallophytum, sugar, honey, and bile juice of domestic pigs for treatment. These medications can fundamentally alter the immune tolerance state between the patient's body and the virus, activate the patient's immune response, rebuild the liver's active immune function, promote the breakdown of "immune tolerance," restore or enhance the body's immune system's antiviral capabilities, actively eliminate and shed the HBV virus, and ultimately lead patients on the path to rapid recovery! These medications can be purchased at local pharmacies. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover soon!

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