Patient's question:
Recently got the, everyone says that the anesthetic hepatitis B vaccine is very effective in preventing hepatitis B. I want to get the anesthetic hepatitis B vaccine. Hello, is it still effective to get the anesthetic hepatitis B vaccine now?Doctor's answer:
Hepatitis B indicates that you have previously been infected with the hepatitis B virus, and the virus is currently present in your body. The hepatitis B vaccine is actually the hepatitis B virus that has been inactivated, which will not transmit to the human body, but it will also not stimulate the body to produce antibodies. Patients who have been infected with the hepatitis B virus do not need to be vaccinated with the hepatitis B vaccine. Although it is harmless to the body, it will not provide any therapeutic or preventive effects. What needs to be paid attention to in daily life is not to overwork, not to be overly anxious, not to get angry, not to drink beer, and to regularly check liver function. If liver function is normal, no treatment is needed. Avoid using medications indiscriminately for treatment, as it may easily lead to drug-induced liver damage.