What to do if a pregnant woman has hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is an infectious liver and gallbladder disease. There are many ways to spread hepatitis B. Maternal and child products and blood can spread the hepatitis B virus. Therefore, if a pregnant woman has hepatitis B, it is very likely to be passed on to the fetus. So what should pregnant women do if they have hepatitis B? Next, let’s take a look at this issue together.

What should pregnant women do if they have hepatitis B?

1. If a pregnant woman has hepatitis B, she should remember to have her liver function checked when preparing for pregnancy and during pregnancy. Generally speaking, if a woman is pregnant, she should be checked once a month to avoid delivering the baby.

2. Pregnant women with hepatitis B should remember to see a doctor for any minor illness. Even if the woman has normal vomiting, she should go see a doctor because it is possible that the vomiting is not normal but caused by the liver.

3. If a pregnant woman has hepatitis B, remember that if she does not want to eat or has no appetite, she should also do a physical examination to ensure that both the mother and the baby are fine.

How to determine whether you have hepatitis B

1. Easy to get tired and poor detoxification of the body.

2. Symptoms of chronic hepatitis such as dark complexion and cloudy whites of eyes.

3. Feeling weak and listless.

4. Fever, deficiency of qi and blood, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, dizziness, headache, abdominal pain, and usually jaundice. Symptoms of chronic hepatitis are similar to fever and colds. Some patients with chronic hepatitis have slight swelling of the liver, aversion to oil, persistent and significant abdominal distension, and frequent bleeding gums and nosebleeds.

I think everyone has read the above content and has a certain understanding of what to do if a pregnant woman has hepatitis B and how to judge whether they have hepatitis B. If a pregnant woman has hepatitis B, she must go to the hospital for regular check-ups to avoid transmitting the disease to the fetus, so as to ensure that the baby is born healthy and happy.