Patient's question:
Gender: Female, 24 years old, good physical condition. No adverse reactions. The hospital discovered that she is a carrier of the hepatitis B virus. The hospital suggested getting a shot, but she is worried about whether it will affect the child. If she doesn't get the shot, will the child be at risk of inheritance?Doctor's answer:
Hello, after the child is born, vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours can prevent transmission and allow breastfeeding. Your condition must be treated correctly to recover quickly, otherwise, if it persists for a long time, it may further worsen. Chronic hepatitis B, if left untreated, can evolve along the path of "hepatitis B → cirrhosis → liver cancer," which is what we commonly refer to as the "three-step progression of hepatitis B." The reason why hepatitis B remains chronic is mainly because most hepatitis B patients have immune tolerance, meaning they do not produce an immune response to the hepatitis B virus (HBV), leading to prolonged illness. Therefore, prompting the patient's body to generate an immune response is the key to a rapid recovery from hepatitis B. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) uses traditional Chinese herbs to achieve remarkable effects. Many patients who have been treated with these herbs do not experience recurrence. I recommend using traditional Chinese herbs such as Fructus Meliae Azedarach, Citrus medica, Atractylodes macrocephala, Cudrania tricuspidata, Oroxylum indicum, Plastrum testudinis, Paeonia lactiflora, Aquilaria sinensis, Panax ginseng, Alisma orientale, Scutellaria baicalensis, Atractylodes macrocephala cum rhizoma, Poria cocos, Bupleurum chinense, Metal-essence powder, sugar, honey, and bile juice of porcine. These herbs can fundamentally alter the immune tolerance state between the patient's body and the virus, activate the patient's HBV immune response, reconstruct 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 expel the HBV virus, and ultimately lead the patient on the path to rapid recovery. These herbs can induce the body to produce interferon, completely destroy the DNA polymerase and protease chains in the hepatitis B virus, thereby completely depriving the virus of its ability to replicate and reproduce. This is like performing a "sterilization surgery" on the hepatitis B virus, cutting off its lineage and preventing the original virus from producing new viruses, ultimately clearing the hepatitis B virus from the body and achieving the goal of curing hepatitis B. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover soon!