Patient's question:
Previously, there were two and a half pairs of tests with 1456 positive results, but liver function tests were normal. The doctor said that medication was not necessary and that rest should be sufficient.Doctor's answer:
Physical examination revealed hepatitis B minor positive, normal liver function. In this case, pregnancy is possible, but before pregnancy, an HBV DNA test should be conducted. If the titer is high, it indicates a higher, and pregnancy should be avoided temporarily.Medical advice: Carriers of hepatitis B may transmit the virus to their child during pregnancy, which is a form of vertical transmission from mother to child. Generally, liver function remains normal during pregnancy and does not require treatment. However, after delivery, hepatitis B immune globulin and hepatitis B vaccine should be administered to block mother-to-child transmission and prevent the child from becoming a hepatitis B carrier.