Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with hepatitis B minor positive before marriage. After three years of marriage, I have been too afraid to have children. I originally wanted to wait until it turned negative before having a child, but after treating it for so long, there is still no sign of improvement. Additionally, I am getting older, and my elderly parents want me to have grandchildren sooner. So now I am planning to have a child. Can I get pregnant with this condition?Doctor's answer:
Okay. Here is the translation, following your instructions:Okay. If it's a woman who is positive for (HBeAg positive), during the seventh month of pregnancy, the pregnant woman must receive a Hepatitis B immune globulin (one shot per month). Within 24 hours of the child's birth, the child must receive the "Hepatitis B vaccine" and "Hepatitis B immune globulin" (this is known by OB/GYN doctors). Only in this way can the Hepatitis B virus be prevented from transmitting to your child. For the patient, if the liver disease condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and proper medication are required, otherwise it may cause the liver disease to relapse. Additionally, the patient also needs to pay attention to their own diet and psychological care.