Patient's question:
I got vaccinated with the hepatitis B vaccine, and the last shot was in January. I had antibody tests in September, and in mid-October, I had sexual intercourse with my girlfriend four times over three consecutive days. She has chronic hepatitis B, but I used a condom. I want to ask, under these circumstances, how could I have been infected.Doctor's answer:
First, please don't worry, you will absolutely not be infected. Second, it's best that you and your girlfriend restrain yourselves, which will benefit both of you. Finally, I suggest your girlfriend seek treatment through the system to minimize the severity of the illness as much as possible. Wishing you happiness. The harm caused by chronic hepatitis B to patients is very significant. Once you notice your symptoms, you should seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to self-care. Eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid stimulating foods, and hope that chronic hepatitis B patients can receive professional treatment.