Patient's question:
After being pregnant for more than four months, I had a hepatitis B test and found that my hepatitis B surface antibody was weakly positive, while the rest were negative. I had previously received the hepatitis B vaccine, but two tests before pregnancy were both negative. Why did it turn weakly positive again after pregnancy? What is going on? What could be the reason? Will it affect the child?Doctor's answer:
You have received vaccinations in the past, but you didn't have antibodies before pregnancy. After becoming pregnant, you tested weakly positive. This could be due to exposure to a hepatitis B patient that stimulated antibody production, or it could be an issue with the test. It is recommended that you get another test. If the result is still weakly positive or negative, there is no problem. As long as other test results are negative, everything is fine. You can then receive the hepatitis B vaccine again under anesthesia.When patients face liver disease interference, we should promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles and avoid delaying medical consultation. If liver disease does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.