Patient's question:
At 6 months pregnant, I need to get the hepatitis B immune globulin shot. I have a small three positive condition. Where can I get the hepatitis B automatic immune globulin shot?Doctor's answer:
Women infected with the hepatitis B virus who become pregnant can start monthly injections of hepatitis B immune globulin from the third month of pregnancy, which can effectively protect the fetus. For pregnant women who have reached the stage of labor and are found to be hepatitis B carriers, newborns should receive a double dose of hepatitis B vaccine immediately within 24 hours of birth, followed by booster doses one month and six months later. This can achieve an 86.65% protection rate for newborns. If a hepatitis B vaccine is administered along with one dose of hepatitis B immune globulin immediately after birth and one month later, the protection rate can reach as high as 97.13%.