Can pregnancy with hepatitis B be inherited?

During pregnancy, triple positive can cause great harm to the baby. Generally, if you have triple positive, you don’t have to consider pregnancy first. You should cure triple positive first. However, some people are not so lucky and find out they are pregnant before they have recovered from the disease. You should not have an abortion rashly at this time. If I want to get pregnant, will the pregnancy with triple positive be inherited genetically?

Will pregnancy with hepatitis B be inherited genetically?

Hepatitis B big three positive means that in the five hepatitis B tests, hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis B e antigen and hepatitis B core antibody show positive information. Since the hepatitis B virus is infectious, the hepatitis B big three positive is infectious. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is mainly transmitted through blood, medical transmission, mother-to-child transmission and sexual intercourse. Because the hepatitis B virus is transmitted from mother to child, the child is infected with the hepatitis B virus. Therefore, many patients believe that hepatitis B virus (HBV) can be inherited.

Patients with hepatitis B virus (HBV) must undergo a comprehensive examination before treatment to understand their actual condition. The more important examination is to check for hepatitis B virus gene mutation and drug resistance in order to understand which medications are suitable for the patient and the patient's physical condition, so as to find the right medicine for the patient's condition and avoid drug abuse that may cause hepatitis B virus gene mutation and drug resistance.

When the hepatitis B virus is positive, the virus replicates actively and there are many infectious virus particles in the blood. Therefore, the possibility of infecting the child is high. It is generally not considered pregnancy. If you really want to get pregnant, it is often considered a course of injection of interferon suppository to see if there is a possibility of conversion to small three positive, but the probability is not high. In addition, there is no conclusion at this stage as to whether pregnant women can take antiviral drugs.

If the patient is Hepatitis B virus (HBV). If any problems occur, be sure to contact a doctor immediately. Remember not to take medicine casually, otherwise it will harm the fetus.

The harm of having triple positive

The overall treatment goals of hepatitis B virus (HBV) include negative conversion of hepatitis B virus, recovery of liver function tests, and conversion of HBV into HBV. Very few patients can be clinically cured. But at this stage, there is no reliable method to transform the big triple positive into a stable small triple positive with negative DNA. Therefore, it is impossible to wait hopelessly for the DNA test to turn negative. If the liver function is normal, you can get pregnant, and it is recommended to get pregnant as soon as possible. If the liver function is abnormal during the preparation, wouldn't that make things more complicated?

Patients with a DNA viral load higher than 7 cubed can choose to start taking the medication at 20-28 weeks of pregnancy, and then decide whether to stop taking the medication or continue taking it one month after delivery depending on the results of liver function tests. This plan has a 95% virus infection blocking rate. However, in the foreseeable two years, there will be no 100% barrier! Therefore, the child does not need to be aborted easily! Moreover, it is not recommended to use any medicine when preparing for pregnancy in March.

When a woman is pregnant, all the metabolic substances of the fetus need to be metabolized by the mother's liver. In addition, the liver also metabolizes and excretes the mother's own compounds. If the three positives are combined with the virus in the body, the liver of the mother herself will become more sensitive. This will further increase the pressure on the liver. Therefore, pregnancy with Hepatitis B is very likely to cause liver disease.