My husband is a carrier of hepatitis B, and if we have children, he will pass it on.

Patient's question:

My husband was infected by her mother. If we have children, will we pass it on to them? Will I be infected too? I am also getting the hepatitis B vaccine for prevention.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, hepatitis B is transmitted through blood, saliva, semen, injections, and close contact with the hepatitis B virus. It is recommended to vaccinate the child within 24 hours after birth to prevent transmission. Western medicine currently has no specific drug for treating hepatitis B, while traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has accumulated many unique and effective formulas through long-term clinical practice. It is suggested that you use traditional Chinese herbs such as Ba Qiu Za (August Oak), Mu Die Hua (Orchid Tree), Gui Ban (Tortoise Shell), Bai Shao (White Peony Root), Ze Xie (Alisma), Huang Qin (Scutellaria), Chai Hu (Bupleurum), Jin Jing Fen (Golden Essence Powder), Bai Tang (Sugar), and Honey for combined treatment. This approach is fast-acting and highly effective, with many patients experiencing no recurrence after recovery.
The combination of these herbs can fundamentally alter the immune tolerance state between the patient's body and the virus, activate the immune response, and restore or enhance the liver's active immune function. It promotes the breakdown of "immune tolerance" and restores or strengthens the body's antiviral immune system, enabling it to actively eliminate and clear the HBV virus. This prevents the original hepatitis B virus from producing new viruses, ultimately clearing the virus from the body and potentially achieving a cure for hepatitis B. This method is effective for all types of hepatitis B (big, small, and three positive).
The combination of these herbs is highly effective, practical, cost-saving, and convenient. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover quickly!

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