Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 24 years old this year, and I am currently already 8 and a half months pregnant. I am an HBV-positive patient with a high viral load, and I will be giving birth in about one and a half months. I am a bit nervous, so I would like to ask the doctor a few questions. Is it necessary to be admitted to the hospital early if I am 8 and a half months pregnant with a high viral load and about to give birth?Doctor's answer:
Only then can it be said that if a patient is pregnant for eight months, it is necessary to have regular and thorough checks to observe the child's functional condition to accurately predict. Pay attention to personal hygiene habits, rest does not need excessive anxiety and worry. Basically, if the virus count is normal, it will not cause much interference to the child. As you described, if the early labor can be taken to the hospital, if it is just for preventive purposes, it is not necessary. Wait until the child is born, and the second period anesthesia vaccine antibody can be given.