Patient's question:
In 2005, during the final exam health check, it was discovered that I had hepatitis B (minor positive). I didn't pay attention to it, and later it became serious.Doctor's answer:
You can start from the third month of pregnancy, administer one dose of hepatitis B immune globulin monthly, which can effectively protect the fetus. For women who are already pregnant and close to delivery, if they are found to be hepatitis B virus carriers, the newborn should be vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine immediately within 24 hours after birth, with double the standard dose, followed by booster vaccinations one month later and six months later. The protection rate for the newborn can reach 86.65%. If, after birth, the hepatitis B vaccine is administered immediately along with one dose of hepatitis B immune globulin one month after birth, the protection rate can be as high as 97.13%. Additionally, if the mother also starts administering hepatitis B immune globulin monthly from the third month of pregnancy, the protection effect for the child will be even better.