Patient's question:
I just got pregnant a few weeks ago and it's been about three or four months now. But during this time, I often felt a sharp pain in my liver. It gradually worsened, turning into severe pain in the liver area. Later, I was diagnosed with hepatitis B surface antigen positive (). Now that I've already given birth, can I breastfeed with hepatitis B surface antigen positive?Doctor's answer:
First, you must know the extent of your minor positive condition, such as whether your liver function is normal, whether your DNA is negative, and then it's best to have an ultrasound. If your liver function is normal, you can breastfeed. But the premise is, it's best to get immune globulin during the sixth, seventh, eighth, and third months of pregnancy (you will need to show your condition to the doctor during your prenatal check-up, and the doctor will give it to you). After the baby is born, you must get the preventive shot within two hours.In addition, during the treatment for liver disease, in addition to timely treatment, the patient's dietary condition and mental state are also very important. The patient must avoid excessive mental tension and worry to prevent unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery from liver disease.