Patient's question:
1 month ago, I had many meals at home. I sterilized the dishwasher two or three times. We don't share bowls and chopsticks. My friend tolerates taking medicine every month. After a thorough check, I went to the local epidemic prevention station to get the second dose of hepatitis B vaccine. Could it be possible to get hepatitis B?Doctor's answer:
According to your hepatitis B test results, all are negative, meaning you have no hepatitis B antibodies and no hepatitis B infection. You will not spread the hepatitis B virus when eating dinner regularly, so there is no need to worry. It is recommended that you focus on getting the remaining two shots of the vaccine on schedule. Check your hepatitis B test results six months after vaccination.Doctor's inquiry: For patients with chronic hepatitis B (), in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is important to maintain a proper diet and good digestive habits in daily life to absorb nutrients effectively.