Patient's question:
My husband has chronic hepatitis B, I am normal, and I have antibodies during pregnancy. How could the child be infected? After the child is born, can I breastfeed?Doctor's answer:
If your body is normal and you have antibodies, then you can breastfeed your child, because there are no viruses in your body, so it will never be transmitted to the child through milk. However, your husband should receive antiviral treatment, otherwise, patients with chronic hepatitis B (CHB) have a relatively high.In terms of advice, your situation allows for breastfeeding, but your husband needs to receive medical treatment at the hospital. There's nothing else to worry about.
For the patient, if the CHB condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary, otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of CHB. Additionally, the patient should maintain a positive mood to avoid worsening the condition.