After being infected with the hepatitis B virus, the body responds with immunity (antibodies) produced. If the amount of antibodies (anti-virus) is high enough to destroy the virus, the disease will go away on its own. In contrast, the amount of antibodies is not enough to kill the virus, causing the amount of virus to increase, which will turn the acute hepatitis B status of the infected person into a chronic one.

Hepatitis B accounts for a high rate in the community and is also one of the most infectious diseases in our country today. Most people who are sick do not know they are sick, they unknowingly become a source of infection in the community. Therefore, testing for hepatitis B is essential, especially for people at high risk such as contact with the patient's blood, stepping on strange needles, etc.

If the HBsAg index is 66.4 positive, how is the liver condition, do you have hepatitis B, doctor?

Hi doctor! I have chronic hepatitis B, but my wife does not, now I want to have children. The doctor asked me how to prevent my child from getting hepatitis B from my father? Ask your doctor for advice and advice.

I got hepatitis B sera in my eye. I did the tests and the results were negative. I have been vaccinated against hepatitis B with the basic vaccination schedule. How soon should I be tested again to determine if I have hepatitis B? How is hepatitis B vaccination for newly exposed people?

Hepatitis B virus is very long-lived and persistent, it can survive in dried blood for many days. Hepatitis B is a disease that develops very silently and has no obvious signs of recognition, so cross-infection in the community is very high.

It is estimated that about 10-20% of the population is infected with hepatitis B virus, of which the rate of hepatitis B virus infection in pregnant women is 10-16%. To prevent the risk of hepatitis B virus transmission from mother to child, according to the guidelines of the World Health Organization and the Ministry of Health, it is necessary to vaccinate newborns against hepatitis B. However, when should hepatitis B vaccine be given to newborns to provide the best protection for children?

Hepatitis B vaccination before pregnancy is a necessary thing that women should not ignore, especially those who have decided to have children in the near future.

Hepatitis or viral hepatitis is liver damage caused by viruses. This article will introduce some key information about hepatitis in general and the characteristics of hepatitis B, A, and C.

Hepatitis B is a disease that is spread in the community through sexual contact, blood transfusion and from mother to child. Hepatitis B virus infection is a serious problem for pregnant women, especially the risk of hepatitis B infection during pregnancy. Therefore, pregnant mothers need to understand how to prevent the risk of hepatitis B infection for the fetus.