Can male hepatitis B patients have children?

Patient's question:

Hello everyone, I just got married. My husband has hepatitis B. I would like to ask if I will be infected through sexual activity? If so, how can I avoid it? My husband has hepatitis B, and we want to have children. Will it be inherited? Will I be infected after getting pregnant? Thank you

Doctor's answer:

Hello, friend. Hepatitis B is primarily transmitted through blood, semen, and vaginal secretions when the person being infected has an open wound on their skin or mucous membranes. Of course, it can also be transmitted through sexual activity. Additionally, it can be passed from mother to child or father to child. The best way to prevent it is to get vaccinated against hepatitis B. Before antibodies develop, it's best to use condoms. Kissing is generally not a way to transmit the virus. However, if both parties have oral ulcers, cracked lips, or bleeding wounds, kissing or sharing meals and personal hygiene items can lead to transmission. Therefore, family members should not share toothpaste or toothbrushes. In daily life, it is generally not transmitted. Activities like living together, eating, or shaking hands do not spread the virus.
The key to treating liver disease is to enhance the individual's immune function and antiviral capabilities. This allows the body to eliminate the hepatitis B virus while maintaining the current carrier state without causing illness. Western medicine primarily uses interferon, lamivudine, and adefovir dipivoxil tablets to control hepatitis B virus. Although these medications have some effect on replication markers (HBeAg; HBV-DNA), they mainly cause drug resistance during treatment, viral mutation, significant side effects, high rebound rates after negative conversion, and increased treatment difficulty. Currently, adefovir dipivoxil tablets (Hepsera) are most commonly used, but combined traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment is necessary.
The treatment for hepatitis B carriers is a chronic process. It is important for patients to receive scientific and correct treatment, and the right treatment method must be chosen. The "Combination of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Gene Immunotherapy Dual Vaccine Therapy" is an excellent treatment method. This approach tailors treatment to the specific condition of the hepatitis B patient, addressing both the root cause and symptoms. The "Gene Immunotherapy Dual Vaccine Therapy" has a dual effect: it directly kills the hepatitis B virus factor while also releasing a protective membrane around normal cells. As a result, regardless of the number of viruses carried by the patient, normal cells will no longer be damaged from the moment this therapy is used. This gradually clears abnormal cells, reduces liver inflammation, slows or even completely stops liver fibrosis. Its powerful immune induction function also prevents recurrence and the development of cancer, making it recommended as the preferred treatment for modern hepatitis B patients.
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