Patient's question:
I am a carrier of the hepatitis B virus. I found out two years ago, but back then I thought it hadn't caused a serious impact on my life yet. At least my body doesn't feel any discomfort now. However, I recently got divorced and really want to have a baby, but I'm very worried about the possibility of this disease being inherited across generations. Can hepatitis B carriers have children?Doctor's answer:
A hepatitis B carrier with normal liver function does not affect pregnancy. After the child is born, vaccination with the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours can prevent infection. However, it is better to conceive again after being cured. Numerous clinical reports have shown that some hepatitis B carriers develop liver cancer directly, so it is essential to take this seriously and receive proper treatment. Western medicine currently has no specific drug for treating hepatitis B, while traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies have accumulated many unique and effective formulas through long-term clinical practice. It is recommended to adopt traditional Chinese herbal medicine. Additionally, during the treatment of liver disease, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial. The patient must digest vitamins, prevent stomach problems, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary harm.