Patient's question:
I am 9 months pregnant. Today, when I went for a prenatal check-up, the doctor said I had a weak positive result. Doctor, what should I do if I have a weak positive result during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if you have a weak positive for hepatitis B, there isn't much of a good solution at nine months of pregnancy. You can go back to the gastroenterology department for follow-up and treatment to see how to use antiviral drugs. There's no need for special solutions for the rest. When the viral load is low, it doesn't necessarily mean it will be passed down to the fetus. It's recommended to consider further treatment after early delivery. For the rest, there's no urgent need for special solutions—just take it slow.