Patient's question:
Personal Information: Female, 41 years old. The test report from yesterday indicates that I do not have hepatitis B antibodies. The doctor recommended getting the hepatitis B vaccine, but I have a sensitive allergic constitution and am allergic to most things, meaning I cannot take many medications. I would like to consult whether my condition allows me to get the hepatitis B vaccine, whether it might cause an allergic reaction, or if there could be adverse effects again.Doctor's answer:
Hello! If you don't have the hepatitis B antibody in your body, you will get hepatitis B if you are infected with it! The purpose of the anesthesia vaccine is to make your body have antibodies. If the hepatitis B virus enters your body, these antibodies will eliminate the virus and prevent hepatitis B! But you have an allergic constitution! How allergic, it can only be known after anesthesia! Is that right! How about anesthesia, you need to consider it carefully! If you want to have anesthesia, you need to be prepared for allergic reactions! Hepatitis B patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding and treating symptoms. In daily life, they should have a proper diet and avoid stimulating foods.