Patient's question:
I am an HBV carrier. I usually pay attention to using public chopsticks to avoid infecting others. Now I dislike the previous girl, but I don't dare confess my feelings to her. I'm afraid that someone like me will infect her in the future. I don't know how to get married and have children normally.Doctor's answer:
Regarding close relatives, vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine can prevent transmission. For children: There are now technologies that can ensure the children of hepatitis B patients remain healthy if they become pregnant, and the probability of father-to-child transmission is relatively low. Comprehensive evaluation of active immunity can be achieved by administering the hepatitis B vaccine and high-titer hepatitis B immune globulin to newborns. For marriage and pregnancy, administering the hepatitis B vaccine to close relatives makes transmission impossible. If the child receives the hepatitis B antibody vaccine and immune globulin within 24 hours of birth, the child will be safe. The liver disease condition is very severe, and it is recommended that the patient seek immediate treatment, hoping that the patient can receive symptomatic treatment according to the doctor's advice.