Patient's question:
I was infected with the hepatitis B virus when I was very young. As I get older, I want to know what the development of my hepatitis B virus is like?Doctor's answer:
Whether it is intrauterine infection, intrapartum infection, or peripartum infection, it refers to the baby absorbing breast milk, maternal blood, amniotic fluid, etc. containing hepatitis B virus from the mother, leading to infection. The main transmission route is peripartum infection. However, maternal blockade can now be used. Hepatitis B mothers must take their children to the hospital for regular follow-up and antibody vaccination. If the blockade fails, do not be discouraged or impatient, but continue to have regular check-ups and actively treat the condition. Pay more attention to diet as well.