If the mother or father suffers from hepatitis B, will the child born suffer from hepatitis B?

If the father of the child is a hepatitis B patient and the mother is normal, then the child born will not get hepatitis B, but if it is the other way around, the child will become a hepatitis B patient through mother-to-child transmission.

Prenatal hepatitis B vaccine should be injected for prevention.

Hepatitis B is not a genetic disease. Hepatitis B virus infection can be transmitted through blood, mother-to-child route and husband and wife's life. If the mother herself is not infected with hepatitis B virus and has no hepatitis B surface antibody, then it is recommended to take hepatitis B vaccine for prevention. At present, China's hepatitis B vaccination has been very developed, so the infection rate of hepatitis B among children in China has been reduced to the same level as that in other developed countries. If the father has hepatitis B and the mother is healthy and vaccinated, then it is only necessary to give the baby hepatitis B vaccine in time after birth.

Generally speaking, when a woman gives birth in obstetrics and gynecology, the doctor will prepare the vaccine in time for a rainy day. But in general, children can be vaccinated within six months after birth.

Close contact of infants after vaccination.

After the baby is born, it is necessary to vaccinate in time, take careful care every day, completely cut off the route of transmission, and pay attention to daily food contact, so that even if the father is a hepatitis B patient, the child will not be infected with hepatitis B. Generally speaking, male HBsAg positive will not affect marriage and childbirth. If the patient needs further examination, liver function and HBV DNA can be checked, and as long as the level is normal, she can get pregnant normally without any special intervention. However, if the patient's liver function is obviously abnormal after examination, or the level of HBV DNA is obviously improved, it is not suitable for pregnancy for the time being, and pregnancy can only be achieved after the overall level tends to be normal.

During the treatment, patients can cooperate with ginsenoside rh2 to enhance immunity. After the overall level returns to normal, as long as the wife is in good health, she can have children. However, after the child has finished the vaccine and before the antibody is produced, it is best for the husband to keep a distance from the baby. Generally speaking, there will be no problem.

The mother is the carrier and the baby needs to be used as a barrier.

However, if the child's mother is a hepatitis B virus carrier, then the child is likely to become a hepatitis B patient through the mother-to-child route. In this case, it is necessary to check the mother's liver function and HBV DNA regularly. If the indicators are normal, you can give birth, but you need to inject hepatitis B high-efficiency immunoglobulin and isolate the virus within 24 hours after the child is born, and then you can breastfeed. If you have missed 24 hours, you should take your child for hepatitis B vaccine first and avoid breastfeeding, which can avoid infection to a great extent.

If the baby's mother is infected with hepatitis B virus, it is necessary to block the treatment to protect the baby's fetus from timely or safe inoculation of hepatitis B vaccine after birth, and also inoculate hepatitis B globulin together, so as to have enough antibodies. At the same time, we must pay attention to the intimate contact of the child after birth, because the child has no antibodies at this time, so patients with hepatitis B must keep a distance from the child.