Patient's question:
Because during childbirth, the maternal and child health hospital check-up found it, but the re-examination at Renji Hospital did not!Doctor's answer:
The characteristics of hepatitis B include a slower onset, with subclinical and chronic forms being more common. Individuals with persistent non-yellow jaundice HBsAg are prone to chronicization. This disease is primarily spread through blood, mother-to-child transmission, and sexual contact. The use of hepatitis B vaccine is the fundamental measure for prevention and control of hepatitis B. The most important thing now is to go to a regular hospital to check if you have hepatitis B. During pregnancy, it may cause abnormal liver function, but liver function can return to normal after the child is born, so you need to undergo regular check-ups.