Patient's question:
Periodic medical check-ups at the hospital, including ultrasounds, have been conducted. The liver is very regular, with no abnormalities detected, and there is no liver fibrosis.Doctor's answer:
You can get married, or you can undergo neonatal hepatitis B immunization. The main method involves administering hepatitis B immune globulin during the later stages of pregnancy, and then administering both hepatitis B immune globulin and the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, which can basically prevent the transmission of the hepatitis B virus to the infant. Of course, it is best not to breastfeed. During infancy, it is also best to avoid the mother feeding the infant orally. For the daily treatment of individuals with chronic hepatitis B, symptomatic treatment is the primary approach. Patients can take a variety of oral medications, complemented by multiple vitamins, while paying attention to their diet by consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. It is hoped that individuals with chronic hepatitis B can recover as soon as possible!