Patient's question:
Please check carefully: HBsAg positive, anti-HBs negative, HBeAg positive, anti-HBe negative, anti-HBc positive, TP negative.Is there any risk when giving birth? What should I pay attention to during pregnancy? Can I breastfeed after giving birth?
Besides answering the above, what do the results mean?
Doctor's answer:
For hepatitis B pregnant women, it is recommended to start administering high-efficiency hepatitis B immunoglobulin under anesthesia from the 7th month of pregnancy. Administer one dose each month for the next three months (789). Additionally, one dose should be given within six hours after birth and another at the full moon. This can effectively prevent the spread of hepatitis B virus between mother and child.Patients facing the impact of "big three positive" (chronic hepatitis B) should actively undergo regular check-ups and treatment, without avoiding medical visits. If the condition does not improve after prolonged treatment, a new treatment plan should be adopted promptly.