Patient's question:
Cytomegalovirus hepatitis is under control. Can I get divorced and have children when I grow up? How is the prevention and treatment of hepatitis B? Will it be inherited to the next generation?Doctor's answer:
The transmission routes of hepatitis A are primarily through the fecal-oral route. The virus excreted in feces is transmitted orally through contaminated hands, water, flies, and food. The main mode of transmission is through daily contact, usually leading to sporadic cases. Industrial pollution or the consumption of raw, industrially contaminated water products (such as shellfish) can cause localized outbreaks. The risk of transmission through anesthesia or surgery is very low.