Patient's question:
Does hepatitis B cause oral sex transmission? Can it be transmitted to family members? What if it's left untreated?Doctor's answer:
The transmission routes of liver disease (Hepatitis B) are three:1. Genetic inheritance across generations: If one parent suffers from liver disease, there is a possibility of intergenerational transmission to the offspring.
2. Indirect infection: Contact with items used by hepatitis patients, such as towels, utensils, or insect bites (e.g., mosquitoes).
3. Direct transmission: Surgery, needles, sweat, sexual contact, vaginal fluid, semen, sexual saliva, and poor sterilization in public places are all routes of infection.
In addition to active treatment, hepatitis B patients should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep throughout the day. Sufficient deep sleep can help you recover more quickly from the disease. I hope the above information can assist you. Thank you!