Patient's question:
23 years old this year, liver function is normal, currently just a carrier of hepatitis B with three big positive, hello, will giving birth spread from mother to child, what preparations are needed before giving birth?Doctor's answer:
First, it should be said that hepatitis B patients and pregnancy are not contradictory; hepatitis B patients can also get pregnant and give birth. However, there are a few points to note: First, it is best for liver function to be normal before pregnancy, with negative hepatitis B virus DNA or a DNA copy number below 500. Second, during pregnancy, a woman's immunity increases, so it is essential to closely monitor her physical condition and conduct irregular liver function tests. If medication is needed during pregnancy, it must be taken under the guidance of a specialist doctor. Apart from the comparative issue, there is also the issue of mother-to-child transmission.