Patient's question:
I am a male carrier of hepatitis B. My partner and I want to have a child. The hospital told me that my partner needs to get vaccinated, and it requires a total of three shots. When my partner received the second shot, we found that they already had antibodies in their body. However, my partner said they had received the vaccination during their student years. I want to ask if we can stop after the second shot and still have a child. Will this affect the child?Doctor's answer:
It is possible to have children, and it will not affect the baby. After the newborn is born, 1ml of HBIG is injected intramuscularly at 6 hours and one month after birth. Anesthesia with the hepatitis B vaccine at 30 micrograms within 24 hours after birth, and one month later. At 6 months, anesthetize with 10 micrograms again. The effective protection rate is 95%.Liver disease is a condition that is not easily recoverable. Friends with the disease should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating liver disease and believe that recovery is certain.