Patient's question:
Before getting married, during the pre-marital health check, I found out that I had hepatitis B (). At that time, my husband's family strongly opposed our marriage. Fortunately, my husband was very persistent on my side and married me despite all the opposition. Now that we've been married for two years, I really want to have a baby with my husband.Doctor's answer:
Suggestion: 1. Before pregnancy, it is necessary to have an HBV-DNA and liver function test. If these two tests show abnormalities, relevant symptomatic treatment is required. Wait until the retest results are normal before attempting pregnancy. This is beneficial for both the mother and the baby with chronic hepatitis B. 2. If both tests are within the normal range, pregnancy can proceed. Additionally, during the treatment of chronic hepatitis B, besides immediate medical treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also very important. The patient must avoid excessive mental stress and anxiety to prevent unnecessary interference in the complete recovery from chronic hepatitis B.