Patient's question:
Here is the translation of your text into English, with the return characters kept as they are:"Having an HBV DNA test shows that the carrier has mild iron deficiency anemia. Now I want to get pregnant and don't know if it's possible."
Doctor's answer:
Your condition does not interfere with pregnancy. After the child is born, vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours can prevent infection. After the child is born, you must receive prompt and correct treatment to completely cure it, to avoid infecting others or further deterioration. Chronic hepatitis B can progress along the path of "hepatitis B - cirrhosis - liver cancer," which is what we commonly refer to as the "third stage of hepatitis B." Hepatitis B is difficult to self-cure because the vast majority of hepatitis B patients have immune tolerance and do not produce an automatic immune response to the hepatitis B virus (HBV), which leads to the condition becoming incurable. Generally, drugs are difficult to. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt the correct treatment method.