Patient's question:
The tests conducted during the pre-marital health check-up revealed something I was completely unaware of. Currently, there are no adverse reactions. Regarding past treatment history and effectiveness: I have never been treated. What kind of help is needed: Do I need treatment? Medication or something else? Is it hereditary through generations?Doctor's answer:
If you currently have a small positive two hepatitis B surface antigen, then there is no need for treatment, as it only indicates that you have hepatitis B virus transmission. However, the virus is currently in a poor state, not replicating, and does not pose a risk of transmission, so treatment is not required. As for having children, you will need to receive hepatitis B immune globulin during the sixth, seventh, and eighth months of your pregnancy. This can help prevent the child from being infected.