Patient's question:
On January 20, 2006, it was found during a health check-up. Up to now, I haven't felt anything. No treatment was given. IDoctor's answer:
Pregnant women with hepatitis B should pay attention to preventing mother-to-child transmission during the later stages of pregnancy. Specifically, after the first three months of early pregnancy, they should receive a monthly injection of hepatitis B immune globulin. The adult hepatitis B immune globulin is the same as that for newborns, with the only difference being the dosage. There are many treatment methods for chronic hepatitis B, but since symptoms vary among patients, the diagnostic approach also differs. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon noticing symptoms.