Patient's question:
My wife's workplace health check revealed she has hepatitis B (). She is very worried. How should it be treated? Will it affect the next generation?Doctor's answer:
If the liver function is normal, there is no need for treatment. If the liver function is abnormal, the condition varies from person to person, and treatment should be carried out under the guidance of doctors in regular large hospitals. If you want to have a child, if the liver function is normal, you can undergo maternal-fetal interruption. If the liver function is abnormal, timely treatment is required to convert it to (minor hepatitis B). Once the condition stabilizes, maternal-fetal interruption can be performed! For patients, if the (major hepatitis B) condition is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of . In addition, patients need to maintain a proper diet and keep a positive mood.