Patient's question:
My wife was carefully diagnosed with hepatitis B. If we want to have children in the future, will it have an impact?Doctor's answer:
Experts at the Liver Treatment Center of Public Security Hospital explain to you: The main transmission routes of hepatitis B are mother-to-child transmission, blood transmission, and sexual transmission. It is recommended that you undergo an HBV five-item test. If you are not infected, please get vaccinated for hepatitis B promptly. Before antibodies develop, you should use a condom during sexual activity. Your wife can have children if her liver function is normal and stable for over a year, but she must undergo full mother-to-child transmission prevention under the guidance of a doctor during pregnancy. In addition to timely liver disease treatment, patient friends should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment.