Hi doctor. The doctor asked me if my wife has hepatitis B but I have not, how to prevent infection? Do you have to get vaccinated again? Looking forward to consulting your doctor. Thank you doctor!

My husband has chronic hepatitis B, and I have been vaccinated against hepatitis B in the past. Please ask the doctor if the husband has hepatitis B and his wife wants to have children, should he be vaccinated again? If vaccinated again, how many injections and for how long can I have children?

Hepatitis B is one of the dangerous diseases and is considered a "silent killer" because the symptoms are not clear but it leaves many consequences for the patient. The following articles are frequently asked questions by patients about hepatitis B that the World Health Organization (WHO) has answered. Properly understand this disease to have the right prevention and prevention methods.

During the development and pathogenesis of the hepatitis B virus, it attacks and destroys liver cells. If not detected and treated promptly, the disease can lead to cirrhosis, even liver cancer.

Hepatitis B is an infectious disease caused by the HBV virus, which, if not treated and controlled well, can cause dangerous complications such as cirrhosis, liver cancer, etc. provide information on hepatitis B treatment regimens under the guidance of the Ministry of Health.

Hepatitis B is one of the dangerous chronic diseases, causing the death of more than 600,000 people every year worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, there are currently more than 300 million people infected with Hepatitis B worldwide, this number is constantly increasing from 3 to 4 million people every year. Through the following article, we will provide the most general information about this disease.

Hepatitis B is often referred to as a "silent killer" because it typically presents with few symptoms but can lead to serious complications, including death, and currently, there is no complete cure. The disease is primarily transmitted through blood, sexual contact, and from mother to child. While vaccination is an effective preventive measure, its protection is not absolute. This raises the question: can a person who has been fully vaccinated against hepatitis B still contract the disease, particularly through sexual contact?

Many women do not know if they can get pregnant while getting vaccinated against hepatitis B, and whether it will affect the fetus. Because there are cases where women who are getting vaccinated against hepatitis B get pregnant or intend to get pregnant while the vaccination course has not yet finished.

According to statistics, patients with hepatitis B with HBV virus will have a risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma 100 times higher than normal and is the leading cause of liver cancer today. Therefore, for patients diagnosed with hepatitis B, in order to be able to monitor and treat most fully, doctors will order tests to monitor liver damage in patients.

Anyone is at risk of contracting hepatitis B, this is a common disease and has a very high level of liver cell destruction. Therefore, many women are quite worried and do not know what to do when the hepatitis B test during pregnancy gives a positive or negative HbsAg result.