Patient's question:
When giving birth, I discovered I had hepatitis B and was an "" (HBeAg positive). My liver function test showed only alkaline phosphatase at 134. The child did not contract hepatitis B. I would like to ask how to treat this condition.Doctor's answer:
Currently, hepatitis B is a major challenge in global medicine, with no method capable of a complete cure. When liver function is normal, there is an immune tolerance period, which is a time when medication is less effective. I suggest you do not need immediate treatment right now. In your daily life, it is recommended to avoid smoking and drinking alcohol, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, not overexert yourself, maintain a positive mood, and have liver function tests periodically.Patients with chronic hepatitis B (CHB) generally have very high levels of viral DNA. You can get tested for this. If the levels are high, it is best not to breastfeed. If you do, at least wait until the child has received vaccinations and has developed antibodies.
In addition to timely treatment, patients with CHB need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout their lives. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover from this disease as quickly as possible.