Patient's question:
Am I a hepatitis B carrier? Can I change my child's diaper? Can I infect them? What can I bring to my child?Doctor's answer:
As long as the mother's nipple is not cracked or chafed, breastfeeding is acceptable. However, before changing diapers, the mother should wash her hands thoroughly with soap and water to increase the chance of contact and spread. The saliva of hepatitis-positive mothers contains hepatitis virus, so the mother should not feed the child with sweet and delicious food, and must pay attention to sterilization and isolation. In addition to timely treatment for liver disease, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the illness, as this can only reduce the patient's immunity and the belief to fight the disease. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, with a focus on light food, avoiding stimulating and cold food, believing that this will surely drive away liver disease.